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The Rumor Game
- A Novel
- Gesprochen von: Megan Tusing
- Spieldauer: 12 Std. und 45 Min.
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A determined reporter and a reluctant FBI agent face off against fascist elements in this gripping historical thriller set in World War II-era Boston.
Reporter Anne Lemire writes the Rumor Clinic, a newspaper column that disproves the many harmful rumors floating around town, some of them spread by Axis spies and others just gossip mixed with fear and ignorance. Tired of chasing silly rumors about Rosie Riveters' safety on the job, she wants to write about something bigger.
Special Agent Devon Mulvey, one of the few Catholics at the FBI, spends his weekdays preventing industrial sabotage and his Sundays spying on clerics with suspect loyalties—and he spends his evenings wooing the many lonely women whose husbands are off at war.
When Anne’s story about Nazi propaganda intersects with Devon’s investigation into the death of a factory worker, the two are led down a dangerous trail of espionage, organized crime, and domestic fascism—one that implicates their own tangled pasts and threatens to engulf the city in violence.
With vibrant historical atmosphere and a riveting mystery that illuminates still-timely issues about disinformation and power, Thomas Mullen delivers another powerful thriller.
A Macmillan Audio production from Minotaur Books.
Kritikerstimmen
“Time and again, Mullen’s suspenseful storytelling pulls us forward.” (The New York Times Book Review)
“Mullen unfolds his multifaceted plot with a sure hand and lively characterizations.” (The Wall Street Journal)
“Mullen is a wonderful architect of intersecting plotlines and unexpected answers.” (The Washington Post)