Truman, Margaret. Capital Crimes. #bk. 12

Read by Richard Poe

With this national best-seller, Margaret Truman escorts you through the nation's capital she knows so well and reveals the power struggles behind the scenes. When an old friend is suspected of foul play, law professor Mackensie Smith finds himself pulled into a murder investigation fraught with intrigue, deception, and danger. Ever since Mac closed his criminal law practice for a teaching position at George Washington University, he has enjoyed spending more time with his beautiful wife. But Wendell Tierney, a financial force in the historic city, calls for help after his assistant's body is found in the Potomac River. As Mac struggles to uncover the facts surrounding the woman's death, the hard truths place himself-and his wife-in deadly peril. President's daughter Margaret Truman offers chilling hints of the real state of Washington in this finely-crafted mystery. Richard Poe's dramatic interpretation increases the tension as the plot twists and turns around every corner

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