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Rent Dark Harbor (Stone Barrington Novels)
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Narrator: Tony Roberts
Format: Unabridged-CD, Paperback
Publisher: Penguin/Highbridge
Published: Apr 2006
Genre: Fiction - Mystery & Detective - General
Retail Price: $29.95
Discs: 7
Synopsis
Stone Barrington and Holly Barker, Woods’ busiest heroes, pair up again, this yarn finding Stone traveling to Dark Harbor, Maine, after his cousin, Dick Stone, and his family are found murdered at their house. The local police think it was a murder-suicide, but when Stone learns from his CIA contact, Lance Cabot, that Dick was working covertly for the CIA and had just received a big promotion...
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Reviews
I truly enjoyed this book. Stone and Dino were together again, but with the added help of Holly and Lance try to figure out what really happened to Stone's cousin, Dick.. It made for a great mix of mystery and intrigue. It was also good to hear from some other characters (Arrington, Stone's on again-off again lover, his son and Edwind Rawls,who became famous in Capital Crimes). Stuart Woods has done another great job.