GOLD COAST - Elmore Leonard Read by Frank Muller {FerraBit} torrent

GOLD COAST by Elmore Leonard (1980)

Read by . . : Frank Muller
Publisher . : Recorded Books (1995, #C3316)
ISBN . . . .: ISBN-10: 1419341227; ISBN-13: 9781419341229
Format . . .: MP3. 28 tracks, 243 MB
Bitrate . . : ~80 kbps (iTunes 8, VBR, mono, 44 kHz)
Source . . .: 6 CDs (6.5 hours)
Genre . . . : Suspense, Fiction
Unabridged .: Unabridged


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From Recorded Books:

Gorgeous widow Karen DiCilia finds out what it really means to be married to the mob when she reads her Mafia husband’s will. He left her millions in stocks and bonds, a Florida Gold Coast mansion, and priceless antiques. Of course, he also left orders that she’ll lose everything the minute she sleeps with another man. But Karen’s husband didn’t count on a sexy dolphin trainer from Detroit with a scam to get Karen and her money—unless, of course, it gets her killed. Gold Coast is Leonard at his astonishing best: filled with crackling authentic dialogue, daring plot twists, and fresh, quirky characters.

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When he kicked off, Florida mob boss Frank DiCilia left his gorgeous widow Karen everything, but with strings attached. She loses the millions, the cars, the palatial Gold Coast mansion if she ever gets involved with another man. And there's a crazy cowboy-wannabe thug named Roland who's acting as Frank's eyes beyond the grave, making sure Karen doesn't dally, with serious muscle, if necessary.
But now Cal Maguire's come into the picture. A sexy, street-smart Detroit ex-con, Cal's got a line and a scam for every occasion. And he's got the perfect plan for getting Karen DiCilia her money and her freedom ... if it doesn't get them both killed first.

"Lean, mean, darkly funny." --Boston Globe