Sweet and Vicious
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Sweet and Vicious
Narrated by:
Nick Landrum
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Narrated by:
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Nick Landrum
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David Schickler
About this listen
Grace McGlone works at a car wash in Wisconsin. She tells herself that when the right man pulls into town, she plans to leave with him, and Henry Dante is the right man. Their passionate bond is immediate, yet they are in grave danger. Henry has stolen a magnificent set of diamonds and is on the run from his gangster boss. But Grace is "trying for heaven", so the priceless ice has to go. Making their way across America, Henry and Grace give the diamonds away, give their bodies to one another, and give themselves little chance to survive the retribution headed their way.
Sexy and full of surprises, Sweet and Vicious is a spectacular tale of modern love that no listener will soon forget.
©2004 David Schickler (P)2004 Recorded Books, LLCCritic reviews
" Sweet and Vicious is impressive: it has a sharp wit and a sustained edge....Mr. Schickler pierces straight through the everyday world with his deadpan vision." ( The New York Times)
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