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Written by Eric Jerome Dickey - Audio book performed by Gabriella Callender & Eric Jerome Dickey - Abridged Fiction - 2 CASSETTES

Publisher, Penguin Audiobooks (July 2000)

"Wonderfully written . . . Dickey is able to make each character's voice smooth, unique, and genuine . . . it's a solid, enjoyable, layered book." --The Washington Post Book World on Eric Jerome Dickey's Cheaters

"Frothy and fun . . . Dickey scores with characters who come to feel like old friends . . . After the last page is turned you'll still have plenty to savor." --Essence on Eric Jerome Dickey's Milk in My Coffee

Eric Jerome Dickey is burning up the charts and poised to become a household name. His previous two books hit bestseller lists across the country, and reviewers from coast to coast call his work "compelling" --USA Today,"remarkable" --Detroit Free Press, and "deftly crafted" --Ebony. Brimming with contemporary issues, steamy romance, stinging betrayal, and sweet redemption, Liar's Game is a book that has everything his millions of fans have come to expect.

Running from a bad relationship that lasted way too long, New York native Dana Ann Smith leaves the city and moves to Los Angeles--the perfect place to start over with a new atmosphere, a new job, and a new man. When she meets Vincent Calvary Browne, Jr., he seems like a dream come true: handsome, hardworking with a good job, and sexy in a strong, silent kind of way. But that silence also means he's not letting Dana in on a few important things about his life. When both Dana's former lover and Vince's ex-wife suddenly come to town, the two must confront painful truths about their pasts and open their hearts and souls to each other with a new honesty. Only then will they have a fighting chance at a future together.

About the author: Eric Jerome Dickey, originally from Memphis, Tennessee, is the national bestselling author of Cheaters, Milk in My Coffee, Friends and Lovers, and Sister, Sister, as well as a contributor to NAL's Mothers & Sons. He worked as computer programmer, middle school teacher, actor, and stand-up comic before becoming a full-time novelist.