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A Perfect Alibi: Lies. Greed. Coverups.
- Partners in Spy, Book 1
- Narrated by: Jordan C. Lewans
- Length: 6 hrs and 27 mins
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Summary
Finding yourself after a separation is insanely hard. Especially when your ex-husband works with you.
Sam Goswell is a successful, if not slightly older than average executive at a Victoria startup firm providing boutique financial services to everyone from the unhoused to high net worth individuals. When a merger is announced between the fledgling company he works for, and a large foreign bank, his world starts to unravel.
Sam must work hard to clear his name, even if that means sleeping with the enemy.
Follow Sam as he attempts to exit the cutthroat corporate finance world, while simultaneously trying to keep his own life.
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Overall2 out of 5 stars
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Performance1 out of 5 stars
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Story3 out of 5 stars
- Hi Ho Silver
- 04-01-23
Ma Ma Murder?
A new narrator to me. This book starts with audio trigger warnings for self harm, which I didn't find in the written blurb. It's also a MM book, also not clear from the blurb or sample. MM books have a unique dynamic where the MCs have an equality of action and ability, which is why IMO they are enjoyed by woman who are tired of the MF meme where the female is tiresomely often shown as less intelligent and prone to stupid which limits the actual story.
Premise: a time of heartbreak as ex partners are still working in close proximity, one of whom is from a native tribe. In the first interactions with a new friend, Sam lies so automatically supposedly to cover thoughtlessness, but a lie is a lie and never a good start.
The wooden narrator is perfect for emotionless Sam. The story is not helped by the poor editting and lack of paragraph breaks where the audio runs on when there should be a time gap before the day and date chapter headings.
Gave up after 1 hr.
DISAPPOINTING
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