Sweet and Lowdown
Iambik Discontinues Development of “LibriVox” Iphone App
New Releases: February 5, 2013
Paul Almond’s The Pilgrim, as Told by the Author
New Audiobook Releases: January 17, 2013
Exclusive! A free (and sexy) Jon Papernick short story
Happy second birthday to us! Let’s celebrate with a giveaway.
New audiobooks: to your ears from the pens of Edward Willett, Marc Estrin, E. Nesbit & Thomas Hardy
Love audiobooks? Here’s a chance to hear them free.
August 2, 2012: New Sci-fi and Fantasy Audiobooks
New in Crime, Dark Fantasy, Literary Fiction, & Mark Twain
Sexy Primes for Summertime (#jiam, #jiam2012)
June is Audiobook Month, or as we like to call it, Discount Season
Paul Almond’s Alford Saga Continues
New Audiobook Releases 3/30/12: Crime, Sci-fi & Fantasy, Literary Fiction
In memoriam: Gregg Margarite
“Finch, however, can step in the same river twice.” Author Steve Himmer & narrator Mark F. Smith discuss The Bee-Loud Glade
Captivating. Impressive. Nuanced. Kind Reviews & Giveaway Time
“I am my audience, my admirer and my critic.” Author Robert Wexler and narrator Robert Keiper on narration, theatre, and literature
Literary Fiction Collection #5 (Including Super Special Post-Holiday Discount)
Graham Storrs interview and TimeSplash giveaway: “In film and literature, there is hardly a single instance where time travel actually turns out well.”
The prolific and the chroniclers: author Lise McClendon speaks with narrators Denice Stradling and Mark Douglas Nelson
New Audiobook Releases: Darkness and Light in Crime, Sci-fi, and Literary Fiction
Bourbon, Bar Girls, and Books: Introducing Crime Collection #3
What you call “random accidents” I call “squishy moments.” Arjun Basu with narrator Bruce Pirie
New Audiobook Releases: Gripping Suspense, Apocalyptic Sci-Fi, and Mayhem with a Side of Fantasy
LibriVox Selections iPhone App
New literary and crime audiobook releases: November 2, 2011
Birthday Contest Winners!
The somber, the hysterical, the dark and the light: Introducing Literary Fiction Collection #4
“Sometimes it’s quite a balancing act.” Listening with Elizabeth Medeiros
New Releases: October 10, 2001
Iambik’s Turning One! Let’s Celebrate with a Giveaway Bash
Letting characters find their crime. Author Lynn Kostoff chats with narrator Ken Campbell
Introducing Romance Audiobook Collection #1
Dark Fiction: New Releases for September 21, 2011
How to Listen Closely: Questions on Proof-Listening with Darla Middlebrook
New Releases for September 15, 2001: Short Stories, Romance, Political Science/Nonfiction
“I listened to both books with extreme pleasure and excitement.” Author Mary Anderson with Xe Sands
Author Mary Anderson: “Is The Catcher in the Rye a YA book? Yes and no.”
“Okayletstrythis”: Carla Gunn and Anita Roy Dobbs discuss Amphibian, clones, and getting started
New audiobook releases for August 18: Academic satire, fantastic fiction, and a guide to being alone
New Releases: August 10, 2011
Roundup: Iambik narrators elsewhere
New releases from Iambik, August 3, 2011
Speaking up: some listener comments
Mixing it up: our first Classic, Romance, and Young Adult titles are here!
Introducing Crime Collection #2
“Only the blank page has limitless possibilities.” Matt Bell talks to Mark F. Smith
Audio: Miette & J. Robert Lennon. “Inspiration is just the thing that gets you the pile of crap that will eventually be something good if you keep working on it.”
“People have been very kind to me.” Lee Ann Howlett on conquering Thomas Hardy and The Ginseng O.
“The audiobook becomes a part of your journey.” Clive Catterall on audiobooks in the car
“The characters took on another and bolder layer of life.” Author Daniel A. Hoyt talks audiobooks with narrator Charles Bice. #jiam2011
“it’s fun to let loose that inner cartoon character every once in a while.” The many voices of Charles Bice. #jiam2011
“The very best lines are far too naughty to quote here.” The glory of Cori Samuel #jiam2011
“I’m embarking on post-graduate work here.” Anita Roy Dobbs on Amphibian and more… #jiam2011
“My tendency is to try to balance the ridiculous and the sublime.” Tadhg Hynes talks shop with James Greer. #jiam2011
“A voice like slow whiskey and chocolate.” 5 Questions for Xe Sands #jiam2011
“Oh, he’s out there talking to himself again.” Narrator Tadhg Hynes #jiam2011
Presenting Literary Collection #3
“I wonder, where that magic town is in which people speak like you.” Five Questions for narrator Ruth Golding #jiam2011
Five Questions for audiobook narrator Diane Havens #jiam2011
June is Audiobook Month and Iambik is Audiobooks.
“In a lot of ways, I just wrote the story I would have liked to read.” Author Toby Frost and narrator Clive Catterall discuss Space Captain Smith. #jiam2011
Interview with David Wilk about Iambik & other things
“Being lost in the woods for a year and suddenly finding a path.” Author Rick Collignon answers Charles Bice
“A love of two-fisted fiction.” Author Max Phillips answers Narrator Gord Mackenzie
Articulate Matter: Q&A with narrator Diane Havens & author Katharine Beutner
Announcing LitFic Collection #2
Announcing: Crime Collection #1
Covers From Our Upcoming Crime Collection
Iambik in OverDrive: Barnes & Noble, Waterstones, Libraries and More
eMusic Loves Iambik
The Question of Revenue Share
iambikast #1: Gordon Lish in Conversation with John Oakes
Interview: Andrew Kaufman and Gordon Mackenzie (All My Friends Are Superheroes)
Why iambik doesn’t use DRM
Oh Pure and Radiant Heart – Sample
No Lease on Life – Sample
Like Son – Sample
Icelander: Sample
Our Favourite Article So Far
Friends, Listeners, Internetpeople . . . Open Your Ears
- Narrator:
- Iambik Discontinues Development of “LibriVox” Iphone App
- New Releases: February 5, 2013
- Paul Almond’s The Pilgrim, as Told by the Author
- New Audiobook Releases: January 17, 2013
- Exclusive! A free (and sexy) Jon Papernick short story
- Happy second birthday to us! Let’s celebrate with a giveaway.
- New audiobooks: to your ears from the pens of Edward Willett, Marc Estrin, E. Nesbit & Thomas Hardy
- Love audiobooks? Here’s a chance to hear them free.
- August 2, 2012: New Sci-fi and Fantasy Audiobooks
- New in Crime, Dark Fantasy, Literary Fiction, & Mark Twain
- Sexy Primes for Summertime (#jiam, #jiam2012)
- June is Audiobook Month, or as we like to call it, Discount Season
- Paul Almond’s Alford Saga Continues
- New Audiobook Releases 3/30/12: Crime, Sci-fi & Fantasy, Literary Fiction
- In memoriam: Gregg Margarite
- “Finch, however, can step in the same river twice.” Author Steve Himmer & narrator Mark F. Smith discuss The Bee-Loud Glade
- Captivating. Impressive. Nuanced. Kind Reviews & Giveaway Time
- “I am my audience, my admirer and my critic.” Author Robert Wexler and narrator Robert Keiper on narration, theatre, and literature
- Literary Fiction Collection #5 (Including Super Special Post-Holiday Discount)
- Graham Storrs interview and TimeSplash giveaway: “In film and literature, there is hardly a single instance where time travel actually turns out well.”
- The prolific and the chroniclers: author Lise McClendon speaks with narrators Denice Stradling and Mark Douglas Nelson
- New Audiobook Releases: Darkness and Light in Crime, Sci-fi, and Literary Fiction
- Bourbon, Bar Girls, and Books: Introducing Crime Collection #3
- What you call “random accidents” I call “squishy moments.” Arjun Basu with narrator Bruce Pirie
- New Audiobook Releases: Gripping Suspense, Apocalyptic Sci-Fi, and Mayhem with a Side of Fantasy
- LibriVox Selections iPhone App
- New literary and crime audiobook releases: November 2, 2011
- Birthday Contest Winners!
- The somber, the hysterical, the dark and the light: Introducing Literary Fiction Collection #4
- “Sometimes it’s quite a balancing act.” Listening with Elizabeth Medeiros
- New Releases: October 10, 2001
- Iambik’s Turning One! Let’s Celebrate with a Giveaway Bash
- Letting characters find their crime. Author Lynn Kostoff chats with narrator Ken Campbell
- Introducing Romance Audiobook Collection #1
- Dark Fiction: New Releases for September 21, 2011
- How to Listen Closely: Questions on Proof-Listening with Darla Middlebrook
- New Releases for September 15, 2001: Short Stories, Romance, Political Science/Nonfiction
- “I listened to both books with extreme pleasure and excitement.” Author Mary Anderson with Xe Sands
- Author Mary Anderson: “Is The Catcher in the Rye a YA book? Yes and no.”
- “Okayletstrythis”: Carla Gunn and Anita Roy Dobbs discuss Amphibian, clones, and getting started
- New audiobook releases for August 18: Academic satire, fantastic fiction, and a guide to being alone
- New Releases: August 10, 2011
- Roundup: Iambik narrators elsewhere
- New releases from Iambik, August 3, 2011
- Speaking up: some listener comments
- Mixing it up: our first Classic, Romance, and Young Adult titles are here!
- Introducing Crime Collection #2
- “Only the blank page has limitless possibilities.” Matt Bell talks to Mark F. Smith
- Audio: Miette & J. Robert Lennon. “Inspiration is just the thing that gets you the pile of crap that will eventually be something good if you keep working on it.”
- “People have been very kind to me.” Lee Ann Howlett on conquering Thomas Hardy and The Ginseng O.
- “The audiobook becomes a part of your journey.” Clive Catterall on audiobooks in the car
- “The characters took on another and bolder layer of life.” Author Daniel A. Hoyt talks audiobooks with narrator Charles Bice. #jiam2011
- “it’s fun to let loose that inner cartoon character every once in a while.” The many voices of Charles Bice. #jiam2011
- “The very best lines are far too naughty to quote here.” The glory of Cori Samuel #jiam2011
- “I’m embarking on post-graduate work here.” Anita Roy Dobbs on Amphibian and more… #jiam2011
- “My tendency is to try to balance the ridiculous and the sublime.” Tadhg Hynes talks shop with James Greer. #jiam2011
- “A voice like slow whiskey and chocolate.” 5 Questions for Xe Sands #jiam2011
- “Oh, he’s out there talking to himself again.” Narrator Tadhg Hynes #jiam2011
- Presenting Literary Collection #3
- “I wonder, where that magic town is in which people speak like you.” Five Questions for narrator Ruth Golding #jiam2011
- Five Questions for audiobook narrator Diane Havens #jiam2011
- June is Audiobook Month and Iambik is Audiobooks.
- “In a lot of ways, I just wrote the story I would have liked to read.” Author Toby Frost and narrator Clive Catterall discuss Space Captain Smith. #jiam2011
- Interview with David Wilk about Iambik & other things
- “Being lost in the woods for a year and suddenly finding a path.” Author Rick Collignon answers Charles Bice
- “A love of two-fisted fiction.” Author Max Phillips answers Narrator Gord Mackenzie
- Articulate Matter: Q&A with narrator Diane Havens & author Katharine Beutner
- Announcing LitFic Collection #2
- Announcing: Crime Collection #1
- Covers From Our Upcoming Crime Collection
- Iambik in OverDrive: Barnes & Noble, Waterstones, Libraries and More
- eMusic Loves Iambik
- The Question of Revenue Share
- iambikast #1: Gordon Lish in Conversation with John Oakes
- Interview: Andrew Kaufman and Gordon Mackenzie (All My Friends Are Superheroes)
- Why iambik doesn’t use DRM
- Oh Pure and Radiant Heart – Sample
- No Lease on Life – Sample
- Like Son – Sample
- Icelander: Sample
- Our Favourite Article So Far
- Friends, Listeners, Internetpeople . . . Open Your Ears
- Publisher:
- Iambik Discontinues Development of “LibriVox” Iphone App
- New Releases: February 5, 2013
- Paul Almond’s The Pilgrim, as Told by the Author
- New Audiobook Releases: January 17, 2013
- Exclusive! A free (and sexy) Jon Papernick short story
- Happy second birthday to us! Let’s celebrate with a giveaway.
- New audiobooks: to your ears from the pens of Edward Willett, Marc Estrin, E. Nesbit & Thomas Hardy
- Love audiobooks? Here’s a chance to hear them free.
- August 2, 2012: New Sci-fi and Fantasy Audiobooks
- New in Crime, Dark Fantasy, Literary Fiction, & Mark Twain
- Sexy Primes for Summertime (#jiam, #jiam2012)
- June is Audiobook Month, or as we like to call it, Discount Season
- Paul Almond’s Alford Saga Continues
- New Audiobook Releases 3/30/12: Crime, Sci-fi & Fantasy, Literary Fiction
- In memoriam: Gregg Margarite
- “Finch, however, can step in the same river twice.” Author Steve Himmer & narrator Mark F. Smith discuss The Bee-Loud Glade
- Captivating. Impressive. Nuanced. Kind Reviews & Giveaway Time
- “I am my audience, my admirer and my critic.” Author Robert Wexler and narrator Robert Keiper on narration, theatre, and literature
- Literary Fiction Collection #5 (Including Super Special Post-Holiday Discount)
- Graham Storrs interview and TimeSplash giveaway: “In film and literature, there is hardly a single instance where time travel actually turns out well.”
- The prolific and the chroniclers: author Lise McClendon speaks with narrators Denice Stradling and Mark Douglas Nelson
- New Audiobook Releases: Darkness and Light in Crime, Sci-fi, and Literary Fiction
- Bourbon, Bar Girls, and Books: Introducing Crime Collection #3
- What you call “random accidents” I call “squishy moments.” Arjun Basu with narrator Bruce Pirie
- New Audiobook Releases: Gripping Suspense, Apocalyptic Sci-Fi, and Mayhem with a Side of Fantasy
- LibriVox Selections iPhone App
- New literary and crime audiobook releases: November 2, 2011
- Birthday Contest Winners!
- The somber, the hysterical, the dark and the light: Introducing Literary Fiction Collection #4
- “Sometimes it’s quite a balancing act.” Listening with Elizabeth Medeiros
- New Releases: October 10, 2001
- Iambik’s Turning One! Let’s Celebrate with a Giveaway Bash
- Letting characters find their crime. Author Lynn Kostoff chats with narrator Ken Campbell
- Introducing Romance Audiobook Collection #1
- Dark Fiction: New Releases for September 21, 2011
- How to Listen Closely: Questions on Proof-Listening with Darla Middlebrook
- New Releases for September 15, 2001: Short Stories, Romance, Political Science/Nonfiction
- “I listened to both books with extreme pleasure and excitement.” Author Mary Anderson with Xe Sands
- Author Mary Anderson: “Is The Catcher in the Rye a YA book? Yes and no.”
- “Okayletstrythis”: Carla Gunn and Anita Roy Dobbs discuss Amphibian, clones, and getting started
- New audiobook releases for August 18: Academic satire, fantastic fiction, and a guide to being alone
- New Releases: August 10, 2011
- Roundup: Iambik narrators elsewhere
- New releases from Iambik, August 3, 2011
- Speaking up: some listener comments
- Mixing it up: our first Classic, Romance, and Young Adult titles are here!
- Introducing Crime Collection #2
- “Only the blank page has limitless possibilities.” Matt Bell talks to Mark F. Smith
- Audio: Miette & J. Robert Lennon. “Inspiration is just the thing that gets you the pile of crap that will eventually be something good if you keep working on it.”
- “People have been very kind to me.” Lee Ann Howlett on conquering Thomas Hardy and The Ginseng O.
- “The audiobook becomes a part of your journey.” Clive Catterall on audiobooks in the car
- “The characters took on another and bolder layer of life.” Author Daniel A. Hoyt talks audiobooks with narrator Charles Bice. #jiam2011
- “it’s fun to let loose that inner cartoon character every once in a while.” The many voices of Charles Bice. #jiam2011
- “The very best lines are far too naughty to quote here.” The glory of Cori Samuel #jiam2011
- “I’m embarking on post-graduate work here.” Anita Roy Dobbs on Amphibian and more… #jiam2011
- “My tendency is to try to balance the ridiculous and the sublime.” Tadhg Hynes talks shop with James Greer. #jiam2011
- “A voice like slow whiskey and chocolate.” 5 Questions for Xe Sands #jiam2011
- “Oh, he’s out there talking to himself again.” Narrator Tadhg Hynes #jiam2011
- Presenting Literary Collection #3
- “I wonder, where that magic town is in which people speak like you.” Five Questions for narrator Ruth Golding #jiam2011
- Five Questions for audiobook narrator Diane Havens #jiam2011
- June is Audiobook Month and Iambik is Audiobooks.
- “In a lot of ways, I just wrote the story I would have liked to read.” Author Toby Frost and narrator Clive Catterall discuss Space Captain Smith. #jiam2011
- Interview with David Wilk about Iambik & other things
- “Being lost in the woods for a year and suddenly finding a path.” Author Rick Collignon answers Charles Bice
- “A love of two-fisted fiction.” Author Max Phillips answers Narrator Gord Mackenzie
- Articulate Matter: Q&A with narrator Diane Havens & author Katharine Beutner
- Announcing LitFic Collection #2
- Announcing: Crime Collection #1
- Covers From Our Upcoming Crime Collection
- Iambik in OverDrive: Barnes & Noble, Waterstones, Libraries and More
- eMusic Loves Iambik
- The Question of Revenue Share
- iambikast #1: Gordon Lish in Conversation with John Oakes
- Interview: Andrew Kaufman and Gordon Mackenzie (All My Friends Are Superheroes)
- Why iambik doesn’t use DRM
- Oh Pure and Radiant Heart – Sample
- No Lease on Life – Sample
- Like Son – Sample
- Icelander: Sample
- Our Favourite Article So Far
- Friends, Listeners, Internetpeople . . . Open Your Ears
- Proof-listener:
- Iambik Discontinues Development of “LibriVox” Iphone App
- New Releases: February 5, 2013
- Paul Almond’s The Pilgrim, as Told by the Author
- New Audiobook Releases: January 17, 2013
- Exclusive! A free (and sexy) Jon Papernick short story
- Happy second birthday to us! Let’s celebrate with a giveaway.
- New audiobooks: to your ears from the pens of Edward Willett, Marc Estrin, E. Nesbit & Thomas Hardy
- Love audiobooks? Here’s a chance to hear them free.
- August 2, 2012: New Sci-fi and Fantasy Audiobooks
- New in Crime, Dark Fantasy, Literary Fiction, & Mark Twain
- Sexy Primes for Summertime (#jiam, #jiam2012)
- June is Audiobook Month, or as we like to call it, Discount Season
- Paul Almond’s Alford Saga Continues
- New Audiobook Releases 3/30/12: Crime, Sci-fi & Fantasy, Literary Fiction
- In memoriam: Gregg Margarite
- “Finch, however, can step in the same river twice.” Author Steve Himmer & narrator Mark F. Smith discuss The Bee-Loud Glade
- Captivating. Impressive. Nuanced. Kind Reviews & Giveaway Time
- “I am my audience, my admirer and my critic.” Author Robert Wexler and narrator Robert Keiper on narration, theatre, and literature
- Literary Fiction Collection #5 (Including Super Special Post-Holiday Discount)
- Graham Storrs interview and TimeSplash giveaway: “In film and literature, there is hardly a single instance where time travel actually turns out well.”
- The prolific and the chroniclers: author Lise McClendon speaks with narrators Denice Stradling and Mark Douglas Nelson
- New Audiobook Releases: Darkness and Light in Crime, Sci-fi, and Literary Fiction
- Bourbon, Bar Girls, and Books: Introducing Crime Collection #3
- What you call “random accidents” I call “squishy moments.” Arjun Basu with narrator Bruce Pirie
- New Audiobook Releases: Gripping Suspense, Apocalyptic Sci-Fi, and Mayhem with a Side of Fantasy
- LibriVox Selections iPhone App
- New literary and crime audiobook releases: November 2, 2011
- Birthday Contest Winners!
- The somber, the hysterical, the dark and the light: Introducing Literary Fiction Collection #4
- “Sometimes it’s quite a balancing act.” Listening with Elizabeth Medeiros
- New Releases: October 10, 2001
- Iambik’s Turning One! Let’s Celebrate with a Giveaway Bash
- Letting characters find their crime. Author Lynn Kostoff chats with narrator Ken Campbell
- Introducing Romance Audiobook Collection #1
- Dark Fiction: New Releases for September 21, 2011
- How to Listen Closely: Questions on Proof-Listening with Darla Middlebrook
- New Releases for September 15, 2001: Short Stories, Romance, Political Science/Nonfiction
- “I listened to both books with extreme pleasure and excitement.” Author Mary Anderson with Xe Sands
- Author Mary Anderson: “Is The Catcher in the Rye a YA book? Yes and no.”
- “Okayletstrythis”: Carla Gunn and Anita Roy Dobbs discuss Amphibian, clones, and getting started
- New audiobook releases for August 18: Academic satire, fantastic fiction, and a guide to being alone
- New Releases: August 10, 2011
- Roundup: Iambik narrators elsewhere
- New releases from Iambik, August 3, 2011
- Speaking up: some listener comments
- Mixing it up: our first Classic, Romance, and Young Adult titles are here!
- Introducing Crime Collection #2
- “Only the blank page has limitless possibilities.” Matt Bell talks to Mark F. Smith
- Audio: Miette & J. Robert Lennon. “Inspiration is just the thing that gets you the pile of crap that will eventually be something good if you keep working on it.”
- “People have been very kind to me.” Lee Ann Howlett on conquering Thomas Hardy and The Ginseng O.
- “The audiobook becomes a part of your journey.” Clive Catterall on audiobooks in the car
- “The characters took on another and bolder layer of life.” Author Daniel A. Hoyt talks audiobooks with narrator Charles Bice. #jiam2011
- “it’s fun to let loose that inner cartoon character every once in a while.” The many voices of Charles Bice. #jiam2011
- “The very best lines are far too naughty to quote here.” The glory of Cori Samuel #jiam2011
- “I’m embarking on post-graduate work here.” Anita Roy Dobbs on Amphibian and more… #jiam2011
- “My tendency is to try to balance the ridiculous and the sublime.” Tadhg Hynes talks shop with James Greer. #jiam2011
- “A voice like slow whiskey and chocolate.” 5 Questions for Xe Sands #jiam2011
- “Oh, he’s out there talking to himself again.” Narrator Tadhg Hynes #jiam2011
- Presenting Literary Collection #3
- “I wonder, where that magic town is in which people speak like you.” Five Questions for narrator Ruth Golding #jiam2011
- Five Questions for audiobook narrator Diane Havens #jiam2011
- June is Audiobook Month and Iambik is Audiobooks.
- “In a lot of ways, I just wrote the story I would have liked to read.” Author Toby Frost and narrator Clive Catterall discuss Space Captain Smith. #jiam2011
- Interview with David Wilk about Iambik & other things
- “Being lost in the woods for a year and suddenly finding a path.” Author Rick Collignon answers Charles Bice
- “A love of two-fisted fiction.” Author Max Phillips answers Narrator Gord Mackenzie
- Articulate Matter: Q&A with narrator Diane Havens & author Katharine Beutner
- Announcing LitFic Collection #2
- Announcing: Crime Collection #1
- Covers From Our Upcoming Crime Collection
- Iambik in OverDrive: Barnes & Noble, Waterstones, Libraries and More
- eMusic Loves Iambik
- The Question of Revenue Share
- iambikast #1: Gordon Lish in Conversation with John Oakes
- Interview: Andrew Kaufman and Gordon Mackenzie (All My Friends Are Superheroes)
- Why iambik doesn’t use DRM
- Oh Pure and Radiant Heart – Sample
- No Lease on Life – Sample
- Like Son – Sample
- Icelander: Sample
- Our Favourite Article So Far
- Friends, Listeners, Internetpeople . . . Open Your Ears
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Sweet and Lowdown is the second book of the Doris Lennox Mysteries.
Europe is at War. Nazi bombers are hammering London. Wendell Willkie is giving Roosevelt a run for his money. In Kansas City, Dorie Lennox and her partner Amos Haddam are trying to keep the blond and beautiful Thalia Hines from destroying herself. It’s not easy. The girl has every reason to escape the cold stone mansion where her mother lies dying. Eveline Hines is a decorated war hero during the First World War. Now she’s struggling to protect her only daughter from men who lust over her inheritance even more than her curves. In the rich milieu of a bygone time, an America preparing for war provides color for the intimate portrait of a powerful woman bearing witness to the destruction of all she loves. For the Hines family, nothing will ever be the same in this powerful story of maternal love and family secrets, and the disastrous attempts to mingle them.
Sweet and Lowdown is a historical mystery full of darkness and peculiar heartache of the wayward child, a story that will stay with the reader long after the book is closed.
Cover background image: Alejandra Mavroski – Flickr – CC-BY
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"Who are you?" "Your new parole officer, Wilma Vunnell. Please take a seat."Reviews
McClendon lightly handles all the threads, using a taut, staccato style that perfectly complements her edgy, skittish heroine. ("She lighted a Lucky and leaned against the wall by the ladies' lounge. She'd seen the inside of too many nightclubs. In the dark, where anything can happen, and usually did.") The author masterfully evokes the period, from details of dress to a rally for Wendell Willkie. This is a book to be savored read it too fast and you might miss something. -- Publishers WeeklyExternal Links
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Iambik Audio ISBN: 9781926673820Iambik Audio Publication Date: Oct 27, 2011
Print ISBN: 9780981944296
Print Publication Date: Mar 15, 2011
Audio Distribution Rights: Worldwide
Keywords/tags: Female detective, murder, Nazi, Race, relationship, world war, World War II