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Tke liar's lullaby

When the country singer ex-wife of a U.S. president is sensationally murdered during a concert performance, forensic psychiatrist Jo Beckett endeavors to learn the victim's role in her demise as well as the murder's relevance for the president.

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  • "Tasia McFarland is a washed-up country-pop singer desperate for the break that will get her back atop the charts. She's also the ex-wife of the president of the United States. So when Tasia writes a song with politically charged lyrics, people take note and her star begins to rise anew. In the spectacle-driven opener of her comeback tour, she is lowered from a helicopter, hundreds of feet above her adoring fans, while firing a prop Colt .45 at the fireworks-filled stage. Tasia is riding high..."
  • "When the country singer ex-wife of a U.S. president is sensationally murdered during a concert performance, forensic psychiatrist Jo Beckett endeavors to learn the victim's role in her demise as well as the murder's relevance for the president."
  • "When the country singer ex-wife of a U.S. president is sensationally murdered during a concert performance, forensic psychiatrist Jo Beckett endeavors to learn the victim's role in her demise as well as the murder's relevance for the president."@en
  • "Tasia McFarland is a washed-up singer desperate to get back to the top of the charts. As her star begins to rise again, the tabloids uncover the fact that Tasia is the ex-wife of the US President; which is one reason the world takes notice then she is killed by a bullet to the neck in front of a crowd of fans. Suicide is suspected, but when the ballistics report comes up empty, the authorities call on Jo Beckett to do a psychological autopsy. As Jo sifts through the facts, she only finds more questions. Poring over Tasia¡s past quickly becomes a race to extinguish the conspiracy rumour-mill before it incites a level of violence that reaches America¡s highest corridors of power."
  • "Tasia McFarland is a washed-up country-pop singer desperate for the break that will get her back atop the charts. She's also the ex-wife of the president of the United States. So when Tasia writes a song with politically charged lyrics, people take note and her star begins to rise anew. In the spectacle-driven opener of her comeback tour, she is lowered from a helicopter, hundreds of feet above her adoring fans, while firing a prop Colt .45 at the fireworks-filled stage. Tasia is riding high ..."@en
  • "Tasia McFarland is a washed-up singer desperate to get back to the top of the charts. As her star begins to rise again, the tabloids uncover the fact that Tasia is the ex-wife of the US President; which is one reason the world takes notice then she is killed by a bullet to the neck in front of a crowd of fans. Suicide is suspected, but when the ballistics report comes up empty, the authorities call on Jo Beckett to do a psychological autopsy. As Jo sifts through the facts, she only finds more questions. Poring over Tasia's past quickly becomes a race to extinguish the conspiracy rumour-mill before it incites a level of violence that reaches America's highest corridors of power."@en
  • "Tasia McFarland is a washed-up singer desperate to get back to the top of the charts. As her star begins to rise again, the tabloids uncover the fact that Tasia is the ex-wife of the US President; which is one reason the world takes notice then she is killed by a bullet to the neck in front of a crowd of fans. Suicide is suspected, but when the ballistics report comes up empty, the authorities call on Jo Beckett to do a psychological autopsy. As Jo sifts through the facts, she only finds more questions. Poring over Tasia's past quickly becomes a race to extinguish the conspiracy rumour-mill before it incites a level of violence that reaches America's highest corridors of power."
  • "When former pop-country star Tasia McFarland is shot onstage, heads begin to spin. Could it have been suicide? Or did her politically charged new song put her on a powerful enemies list?"
  • "When former pop-country star Tasia McFarland is shot onstage, heads begin to spin. Could it have been suicide? Or did her politically charged new song put her on a powerful enemies list?"@en
  • "Politics and pop culture cross paths {u2013} with deadly results. When Tasia, the ex-wife of the president of the United States, is shot during a comeback tour of her singing career, forensic psychologist Jo Beckett is called in to avert a political disaster. But as Jo sifts through the facts, she only finds more questions: did Tasia kill herself in one last cry for attention? Were her politically charged lyrics the ranting of a paranoid woman losing her grip? Or were they warnings from a woman afraid and in danger?"
  • "Tasia McFarland is a washed-up country-pop singer desperate for the break that will get her topping the charts again. The tabloids have raked over every part of Tasia's rocky life. The highlight of this lowlight reel: her failed marriage to an ambitious army officer whose political talents earned him a spot in the nation's highest office. So when Tasia writes a song with politically charged lyrics, people take note and her star begins to rise anew. Until she's killed by a bullet to the neck before the shocked crowd of forty thousand. the authorities call on forensic psychiatrist Jo Beckett to do a psychological autopsy and clean up the potential political disaster. But as Jo sifts through the facts, she only finds more questions."@en

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  • "Audiobooks"
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  • "Suspense fiction"@en
  • "Suspense fiction"
  • "Talking books"@en
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  • "Downloadable audio books"
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  • "Mystery fiction"
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  • "Downloadable audiobook"
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  • "Fiction"

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  • "Tke liar's lullaby"@en
  • "The Liar's Lullaby"@en
  • "The liar's lullaby"
  • "The liar's lullaby"@en
  • "The liar's lullaby, Meg Gardiner"