General Information
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 Title:                  The Runaway Jury
 Author:                 John Grisham
 Read By:                Frank Muller
 Copyright:              1996
 Audiobook Copyright:    2008
 Genre:                  Mystery & Thrillers
 Publisher:              Books on Tape
 Abridged:               No

Original Media Information
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 Media:                  Library Download
 Number:                 11
 Source:                 Library

File Information
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 Number of MP3s:         11
 Total Duration:         14:04:36
 Total MP3 Size:         386.69
 Parity Archive:         No
 Ripped With:            Easy CD - DA Extractor
 Encoded With:           LAME 3.97
 Encoded At:             CBR 64 kbit/s 44100 Hz Mono
 Normalize:              MP3Gain, Track 85dB
 Noise Reduction:        None
 ID3 Tags:               Set, v1.1, v2.3

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Book Description
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Description

This blockbuster from the king of legal thrillers features twelve men 
and women who are swept up in a multi-million dollar courtroom battle. 
Big-time lawyers have investigated their backgrounds and are watching 
their every move -- and they'll stop at nothing to get the verdict they 
want. Now this jury must reach a decision in a high-stakes lawsuit against 
a huge tobacco firm. But the jury has a secret. They've chosen Juror 
#2 as their leader, and the verdict lies in his hands. A corporation's 
fate hangs in the balance and a grieving family waits, while lawyers 
fight for their professional lives. But when the truth about Juror #2 
emerges, the gloves come off and the struggle begins for money and power.--

Reviews
AudioFile Magazine...
Millions of dollars hang in the balance of the trial at the center of 
Grisham's latest legal thriller: a liability suit against the country's 
largest tobacco company. Fast-paced action blends with insight into 
the process of trial by jury. Frank Muller turns in a truly virtuoso 
performance, from different shades of Southern dialect to the computer-like 
voice of a man who has lost his voice box to cancer. Muller has never 
been better. P.B.J. (c)AudioFile, Portland, Maine
 
The Seattle Times...
"Marvelous!" --News-Tribune (Phoenix, Ariz.)
"Gripping."
 
USA Today...
"Marvelously Clever."
 
The New York Times ...
"Entertainingly unpredictable!"
 
Chicago Tribune...
"Fascinating. . .high--powered narration."
 
Publishers Weekly...
"His most rewarding novel to date."
 
The Houston Chronicle...
"A real page--turner!"
 
The Atlanta Journal and Constitution...
"Deserves to be a runaway success."
 
Entertainment Weekly...
"Ingeniously narrated."