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Rent Exile
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Narrator: Dennis Boutsikaris
Format: Unabridged-CD
Publisher: St Martins Pr
Published: Jan 2007
Genre: Fiction - Thrillers
Retail Price: $59.95
Discs: 17
Synopsis
A successful attorney about to be married and preparing for a run for Congress, David Wolfe's life is thrown into turmoil when he is reunited with Hana Arif, a Palestinian woman with whom he had a secret love affair in law school, a reunion marked by the assassination of the Israeli prime minister and by his efforts to defend Hana when she is accused of being the mastermind behind the crime. Simultaneous.
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Reviews
great book with an accurate history review class tucked-in. Fantastic narrator.
I found 'Exile' to be very long and boring. You might like it if you have a keen interest in Jewish-Pakistani relations and know the history behind the story. It was difficult to follow and the ending was unsatisfying. The author seems more interested in telling about the cultural differences rather than weaving a compelling mystery. I did not feel any emotion, other than indifference, for the characters and what happens to them. If you are wanting a suspenseful mystery, this is not it.