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Lance Tucker, an incarcerated juvenile offender and talented hacker in his own right, is set on fire one night and severely burned while hanging Christmas decorations in a lockup rec room. B. Simpson, Ali Reynolds's fiancé and the man who helped put Lance in jail, feels obliged to get to the bottom of what happened. With Ali off in England to help Leland Brooks at a reunion with his long-estranged family, B. turns to someone else to help out—Ali's good friend and Taser-carrying nun, Sister Anselm.
Meanwhile, in Bournemouth—Leland's hometown—Ali begins to investigate the decades-old murder of Leland's father, which Leland himself was once suspected of committing. With unsolved murders on both sides of the Atlantic, Ali, B., and Sister Anselm are united by their search for answers—and the jeopardy they get into as a result.
From the author praised for her "inimitable, take-no-prisoners style" (Kirkus Reviews), Moving Target sends Ali on a trans-Atlantic adventure and straight into the path of a deadly killer.
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- ISBN: 9781442367241
- File size: 306360 KB
- Duration: 10:38:14
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Narrating in a steady voice, Karen Ziemba portrays 17-year-old Lance Tucker, who is set on fire while incarcerated for hacking his high school's computer network. Detective Ali Reynolds's fiancé, B. Simpson, re-investigates the hacking incident to find out why someone wants Lance dead. Ziemba gives characters distinct accents and varied emotions that reflect the tension in this adventure. The investigation into Lance's injury, cyber attacks, and other high-tech espionage is interspersed with Ali's adventures in England, where her 80-something majordomo, Leland Brooks, is involved in a murder case that remains unsolved. Ziemba's performance delivers as Simpson and Reynolds solve the mysteries and save the day. M.B.K. © AudioFile 2014, Portland, Maine
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