General Information
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 Title:                         Lullaby
 Author:                        Ace Atkins
 Read By:                       Joe Mantegna
 Copyright:                     2012
 Audiobook Copyright:           2012
 Genre:                         Suspense
 Series                         RB Parker's Spencer #1
 Publisher:                     Random House
 Abridged:                      No

Original Media Information
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 Media:				CD
 Number:                        6
 Source:			Library
 Condition:			Good

File Information
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 Number of MP3s:                77
 Total Duration:		Approx 7.5 hours
 Total MP3 Size:		212 mb
 Ripped By:			cronic
 Ripped With:			CD-DA
 Encoded With:			Lame
 Encoded At:			64 Kb
 ID3 Tags:			Yes

Posting
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I have not listened to the complete book yet but have made spot checks for
quality and completeness of the mp3 files and have not picked up any problems.

In the event of a bad post and the par files can't make the needed repairs, I
will do a repost. Enjoy

Book Description
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When fourteen-year-old Mattie Sullivan asks Spenser to look into her mother's
murder, he's not completely convinced by her claim that the police
investigation four years ago was botched. Mattie is gruff, street-smart, and
wise beyond her years, left to care for her younger siblings and an alcoholic
grandmother in a dilapidated apartment in South Boston.  But her need for
closure and her determination to make things right hit Spenser where he lives-
they're the very characteristics he abides by.

Mattie believes the man convicted of the crime is innocent and points Spenser
to the Southie toughs who she saw carrying her mother away hours before her
murder. Neither the Boston PD nor the neighborhood thugs are keen on his
dredging up the past, but as Spenser becomes more involved in the case, he
starts to realize that Mattie may be onto something. Spenser will need Hawk's
help to find peace for Mattie - a job that's more dangerous than he ever
thought.


