General Information
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 Title:                  Breach of Trust
 Author:                 David Ellis
 Read By:                Luke Daniels
 Copyright:              2010
 Audiobook Copyright:    2010
 Genre:                  Legal-Thriller
 Publisher:              Brilliance Audio
 Series Name:            Jason Kolarich
 Position in Series:     2
 Abridged:               No

Original Media Information
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 ISBN:                   978-1-4233-7933-1
 Media:                  CD
 Number:                 11
 Source:                 Library - Overdrive
 Condition:              Good

File Information
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 Total Duration:         12:34:18
 Total MP3 Size:         345.36
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 Ripped With:            SoundTaxi
 Encoded With:           AVS Audio Converter
 Encoded At:             CBR 64 kbit/s 48000 Hz Mono
 Normalize:              None
 Noise Reduction:        None
 ID3 Tags:               Set, v1.1, v2.3

Book Description
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Jason Kolarich returns in this shocking thriller from the award- winning 
author of The Hidden Men. 

Jason Kolarich has spent the last year struggling to recover from the 
horrific deaths of his wife and baby daughter. 

On the night of their deaths, Kolarich was at the office, awaiting a 
call from a confidential informant named Ernesto Ramirez-a call that 
never came. Kolarich blames himself not only for the deaths of his wife 
and child, but for the informant's murder as well. He can't bring back 
his family, but he can find out who killed Ramirez and bring the killer 
to justice. 

Unfortunately, Kolarich's guns-blazing approach to justice lands him 
smack in the middle of an FBI probe of the deeply corrupt and notoriously 
foul-mouthed governor of Illinois. To avoid jail, Kolarich must enter 
a world of wiretaps, double-dealing, and kickbacks, where he soon discovers 
that the murder of his informant was only the tip of the iceberg. 

This breach of trust runs up to the highest levels of power, and exposing 
it may drag Kolarich into the fight of his life.

"A triumph for Ellis and a sheer pleasure for the reader."  ... David 
Baldacci  