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The face changers a Jane Whitefield novel

Perry, Thomas 1947- (Author). Bean, Joyce. (Narrator).

Summary: "The courageous and ingenious Jane Whitefield has worked as a "guide" for over a decade, helping people in danger disappear. Now she has promised her new husband, Dr. Carey McKinnon, that she will never work again. But then Carey's mentor, a famous surgeon, seeks him out, desperate and pursued, wounded, and wanted for murder. Carey asks Jane to perform her dangerous magic one last time. But as Jane tries to save her husband's friend, she uncovers the perverse activities of the Face-Changers: using Jane Whitefield's name, reputation, and techniques, they are destroying human lives rather than saving them"--Container.

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  • ISBN: 9781400190225 (electronic audio bk.)
  • ISBN: 1400190223 (electronic audio bk.)
  • Physical Description: electronic resource
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    1 online resource (1 sound file)
  • Publisher: [Old Saybrook, Conn.] : Tantor Media, 2009.

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General Note:
Downloadable audio file.
Title from: Title details screen.
Unabridged.
Duration: 00:00:00.
Participant or Performer Note: Read by Joyce Bean.
Subject: Whitefield, Jane (Fictitious character) -- Fiction
Indian women -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Fiction
Buffalo (N.Y.) -- Fiction
Indian women -- Fiction
Seneca Indians -- Fiction
Plastic surgeons -- Crimes against -- Fiction
Genre: Adventure fiction.
Mystery fiction.
Audiobooks.
Downloadable audio books.

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  • AudioFile Reviews : AudioFile Reviews 2010 June
    In Perry's popular series, Jane Whitefield helps desperate people disappear Joyce Bean's mellow voice reflects the part-Seneca character's unflappable nature as she takes listeners through a prologue and then to the main action Jane has retired and married a surgeon who now wants her to take one last case: helping his former mentor, who is being unjustly accused of murder Bean's delivery of conversations between the enigmatic Jane and cranky fugitive Richard Dahlman is impressive, though Dahlman's rasping voice eventually becomes tiresome Other male characters are less successful, especially the he-man FBI agent, whose voice Bean infuses with a maximum of bluster BVM (c) AudioFile 2010, Portland, Maine
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