Free for All, Autumn Doerr
Free for All, Autumn Doerr
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Free for All

Author: Autumn Doerr

Narrator: Kristi Burns

Unabridged: 5 hr 7 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Lantern Audio

Published: 01/24/2023


Synopsis

In the second book in the Lexi Fagan Mystery series, Lexi finds a new job in the City by the Bay as a receptionist at a political think tank. Her life finally seems to be getting back on track when her boss is found murdered in his office. Lexi's old friend, Detective Robert Reiger, pulls the young redhead into the investigation. As Lexi becomes Reiger's "eyes and ears" inside The Freedom Institute, suspects seem to multiply by the day.

About Autumn Doerr

Autumn Doerr is a writer and television producer based in Pasadena, California. Baker’s Dozen is the first book in the Lexi Fagan Mystery series.


Reviews

Goodreads review by Heidi on February 07, 2018

Free for All is an accurate depiction of life as a librarian in a public library. Sometimes, the job is funny. Other times, it's incredibly sad. If you've never worked in a library system, this book will reveal some of the secrets of a librarian's day-to-day life. Before I worked at a public library,......more

Goodreads review by The Book Maven on February 20, 2015

I've never met the author of this book; never been to his library, never even heard of him, but I am willing to swear to his honesty and authenticity: Everything you read in it is true. Fecal-covered dildoes tossed into the bookdrop? Oh yeah, not surprising. Punk kids using the library as a base of......more

Goodreads review by Rolf on January 30, 2008

Librarians and library workers will find no surprises in this book other than a satisfaction that they are not alone. Library users on the other hand may be alternately fascinated, repelled, and touched by the stories that Mr. Borchert relates, as he delves into the kind of things that really go on......more

Goodreads review by Holly on December 30, 2008

In my experience, any time you put a bunch of library staff in a room together, no matter what the purpose -- meeting, holiday party, professional conference, anything -- eventually the conversation will turn towards weird patron stories. This book reads like a compendium of one library worker's ent......more

Goodreads review by YoSafBridg on June 15, 2008

sounds somewhat more interesting than it actually is… (i, at least, have managed to bite my tongue before the curse words actually emerge, or at least muttered them under my breath) Free for All: oddballs, geeks, and gangstas in the public library is a book that i saw somewhere and thought would be s......more