Meg Gardiner

Jericho Point Meg Gardiner

Marc Notes: Read by Tanya Eby Sirois.; Director, Colleen Willits; engineer, Troy Harrison.; When a young woman tumbles dead onto the beach, the police identify the body. It's Evan Delaney. Except that Evan is very much alive. It's her identity that has been stolen. And the thief has compromised more than just Evan's bank account. She has been scamming money from various Hollywood wannabes - including a vicious drug boss. He wants his money back...from Evan. Soon she finds herself harassed by drugs runners and suspected of murder. She must save herself - but to do that she has to escape a web of deceit that threatens to destroy not just her, but also her boyfriend Jesse.; Unabridged.; Compact disc, MP3 format.; System requirements: CD/MP3 player or PC with MP3-capable software; may transfer the files on the discs to an iPod or other MP3 players. Publisher Marketing: When the body of a young woman washes up on the black sands of the California beach Jericho Point, it s identified as Evan Delaney s. But Evan is very much alive apparently the victim of an identity thief who was playing the Hollywood rich for everything they re worth. The crook may be dead, but the crimes she was murdered for crimes committed in Evan s name are turning Evan s life into a nightmare. Now, in the shadow of a dead woman s lies, it s all Evan can do to survive. [A] gripping plot... You ll find it impossible to find a resting point. "Evening Times" (Glasgow) A relentless, claustrophobic examination of mistaken identity and the terror of being accused of a crime for which you are not responsible. "Sherlock" Fast-paced, witty, and brutal. "The Independent" (London)" Contributor Bio:  Gardiner, Meg Meg Gardiner is the author of The Memory Collector, The Dirty Secrets Club, and five novels in the Evan Delaney series, including China Lake which recently won the Edgar Award for best paperback original. She lives with her family near London. Contributor Bio:  Eby, Tanya Tanya Eby has a B. A. in English Language & Literature from Grand Valley State University and an M. F. A. in Creative Writing from the University of Southern Maine. Tanya has had a series of jobs: clerk for one day at Victoria's Secret, assistant at Carnegie Hall for nine months, voiceover performer for ten years and writer for as long as she can remember. She has two quirky children and lives in Grand Rapids, Michigan.