Breach of Promise
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We’re excited to report that Recorded Books has published a new audiobook of Breach of Promise, narrated by Mia Barron.
In glitzy Lake Tahoe, couples break up every day. But few are as successful as Lindy and Mike Markov, who built a $200-million business together—before Mike took up with a younger woman. Now he’s claiming he doesn’t owe Lindy a dime since they never married.
It’s the kind of case—full of passion and explosive secrets—that could make a fortune for a young lawyer. Or drive someone to commit murder—for love, money … or the right verdict…
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Secrets & Extras
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At glitzy South Lake Tahoe, couples break up every day, but none quite so rich and successful as Lindy and Mike Markov. It’s the old story: Mike’s met a younger woman and wants out of a twenty year relationship. The problem? A little matter of the $200 million business they’ve built together. Mike claims he doesn’t owe Lindy a dime. It’s a case that could make a fortune for a struggling young lawyer like Nina Reilly, or could drive someone to commit a shocking murder for love, murder…or the right verdict…
Secrets & Extras
Map of Lake Tahoe
Where they live, and died in South Lake Tahoe (credit: Jeff Ward, artist).
“The engine started up. The paddle wheel at the stern began to churn up water, and a mournful, low blast from the horn cut through the sound of revelry, of wind, of evening birds and insects chirping away on land.”
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Alternate Scene
“Iron gates with gilt-tipped arrows on top stood open, and behind them a massive stone mansion met her eyes, turreted like a castle, surrounded by grounds so well-groomed the plants looked manufactured.
She pulled into a spot close to the house, awed at the ostentation and thinking how very, very much money it would take to build such a thing in California, on the shore of the state’s most desirable lake.”
“The island must be magnetic, she thought, because even out here, in this disquieting atmosphere, she could feel its tug. She wanted very much to hop right out of the boat and climb to the top of the little hill, sit in the teahouse and take in the view from the top. However, the cold lake below, deep with melted snow, frightened her.”
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