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Pandora's Daughter
Author: Iris Johansen
Narrator: Jennifer VanDyck
Unabridged: 10 hr 42 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Published: 10/16/2007
Genre: Fiction - Suspense
Synopsis
She has a gift of unspeakable power....He must control her or destroy her....For as long as she can remember, successful young physician Megan Blair has tried to silence the voices in her head—voices that bring her to the edge of madness and terror. Megan possesses psychic powers that have been dormant for years, hidden deep in the past she’s tried so desperately to forget. But now everything has come to a boiling point—someone is trying to kill her, and others are trying to use her, including the deadly and seductive Neal Grady. Shocking secrets about her life and her mother’s death bombard her as she fights to take control of her heritage and save herself and everything she believes in. Grady holds the key to understanding her future, a future in which Megan’s life will never be the same.If she survives to have a future.
About the Author
Born in St. Louis, Missouri, American author Iris Johansen went through the usual life duties of being wife and mother, until her children left home to attend college. In 1980, she began experiencing success with her writing of category romances. Next, Johansen started writing romance novels that had a historical and a suspense theme intertwined. One such novel was her successful, The Wind Dancer, published in 1991. Then, in 1996, she changed again, this time to crime fiction. To date, that has been her most successful genre. She has had seventeen consecutive New York Times bestsellers through 2006.
Johansen lives near Atlanta, Georgia, and has two children. Son, Roy Johnson, is an award winning screenwriter and novelist in his own right. Daughter, Tamara, serves as her mother's research assistant.
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Iris Johansen's romance background comes through much too strong in this book. She can be excellent when she sticks to mystery, but the long drawn-out romance in the wrong places makes the book drag.