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Written & performed by Tara Moss - Unabridged Fiction - 10 LIBRARY EDITION COMPACT DISCS - 11 hours, 55 minutes

Publisher, Bolinda Audio (November 2006)

NOTE: LIBRARY EDITIONS are packaged in a sturdy, durable outer vinyl case that stands up to years of repeated use designed for library and rental circulation. Albums are shelvable, space-efficient, with at-a-glance spine titles.

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Tara is Australia's No.1 crime writer: Fetish (1999) has sold 25K+, Split (2002) has sales of 33K+ and Covet (2004) has sold 29K so far, including more than 1,000 in December 2005 alone (Bookscan).

High-profile and highly marketable author: expect Tara to be out and about on the publicity trail.

Expertly crafted psychological thriller: she does get better and better.

Makedde's back in the new bestseller from Australia's No.1 crime writer.

She's beautiful, street-smart, and hoping to leave her troubled past behind her ... Makedde Vanderwall has finished her studies and is ready to start practising as a forensic psychologist. She's also starting a new life in Australia with her detective boyfriend Andy Flynn ... Hoping to scrape together some extra cash, Mak begins doing part-time work for an infamous Sydney PI. With a knack for investigation and bending the law, Mak might just have stumbled across her true calling ... and the career choice that could finally bust up her relationship once and for all. Then she is hired to investigate the murder of highflying PA Meaghan Wallace. The police believe it's an open and shut case: a junkie street-kid is guilty. But Mak discovers that the case is a lot more complicated ... and if the boy didn't kill Meaghan, then who set him up? And how far will they go to keep their guilt a secret?

About the Author: Tara Moss has made the transition from international top model to crime-writing success as the author of the bestselling novels Fetish, Split and Covet – featuring feisty heroine Mak Vanderwall. Her novels have been nominated for both the Davitt and the Ned Kelly Awards, and are available in ten countries in six languages. She immigrated to Australia in 1996, and is a proud Australian/Canadian dual citizen.