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February 10, 2009

Audiobooks: The Sugar House by Laura Lippman

Sugar%20House.jpg The Sugar House was Laura Lippman's third Tess Monaghan mystery, winner of the Nero Wolfe Award and the first Lippman mystery to be published in hardback.

It was released as a recorded book in 2000, narrated by Laurence Bouvard, but it has been re-released by Recorded Books with the popular and gravelly voice of Barbara Rosenblat, one of the best audiobook readers.

Even if you read this book - or listened to it - eight years ago, it is worth a second "reading" because of Rosenblat's gorgeous performance.

You probably don't remember how it ended anyway.

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