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The Practice of Deceit

Written by: Elizabeth Benedict
Narrated by: Richard Poe
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 Washington Post Book World Best Book of the Year winner, National Book Award finalist, and New York Times best-selling author Elizabeth Benedict explores the sometimes disturbing psychology of relationships.

Successful psychotherapist Eric Lavender is a confirmed bachelor until he meets alluring Colleen O'Brien Golden - a sexy divorce attorney with an elaborately concealed and fiercely guarded past.

©2005 Elizabeth Benedict (P)2005 Recorded Books, LLC Psychological Suspense Fiction
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At times I felt uncomfortable with Eric’s thought process, but he, the performer and character, drew me into what I thought was more of a feminine perspective. The abuse he and his daughters experienced from mom could definitely be found in males. Loved the righteous ending and commitment to grow into the future.

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