The Lion's Share of the Air Time
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The Lion's Share of the Air Time
Narrated by:
Gail Hulnick
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Narrated by:
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Gail Hulnick
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By:
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Gail Hulnick
About this listen
When prominent TV broadcaster Keith Papineau falls from a high-rise apartment balcony in Vancouver, Canada, his work colleagues and the police are quick to conclude that he took his own life. But Chelan Montgomery, the young reporter who hung out with him on his last night, is convinced that he was pushed, and when his teenage son asks her to uncover the truth, her curiosity and her journalistic skills propel her onto a trail that leads through mansions, office towers, and ski chalets to a final confrontation near a black diamond run at Whistler.
©2015 Gail Hulnick (P)2016 Gail Hulnick
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