Matter of Trust

By: Sydney Bauer

Narrated by: Bill Ten Eyck

When attorney David Cavanaugh takes a distressed call from an old friend in New Jersey, he immediately offers to help. Chris Kincaid is now a US Senator and his dilemma concerns the disappearance of another member of their childhood gang - Marilyn Maloney - who the now-married Senator used to date.

What starts as a favour to a friend soon turns into a major murder investigation when a woman’s bruised and battered body is hauled from the freezing waters of the Passaic. Marilyn is dead, Chris is charged with her murder, and David faces the harrowing responsibility of defending one childhood friend accused of killing another.

A seemingly uncatchable killer, buried family secrets and devastating lies plague David and his unlikeliest of allies - the career cop, who is supposed to be working for the prosecution. Worse still, David soon discovers that proving Chris innocence is linked directly to another mistake - made by someone very close to him, many years before...

©2010 Sydney Bauer (P)2010 Bolinda Publishing

Critic reviews

"Bauer hurtles readers into a world of intrigue" (David Baldacci)

Narrator is the best!

After listening to hundreds of books, I can assure you that Bill Ten Eyck is the best!

Not So Bad

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

I found this book very interesting. Enough so that I am searching for this author's other books. The reader also did a good job with his inflections for several characters. I would recommend this as a well written book.

What did you like best about this story?

The story line was what I liked best.

Have you listened to any of Bill Ten Eyck’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

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Who was the most memorable character of Matter of Trust and why?

D C

Great Book!

Very suspenseful with a lot of twists and turns! Great book, great characters! Enjoyed it!

So very bad

Redundant to the inth degree. I have enjoyed this authors books in the past but this one...........???? The content of this novel could have filled 2-3 chapters instead of dragging us painfully through hours and hours and hours of dribble. I'm close to the end now but honestly don't think I care enough to finish.

Absolute rubbish

I recently read Sydney Bauer's 'Undertow' which is one of the best books I've read this year. I immediately went looking for other books by this sensational author (I'd never heard of). I listened to two hours of this meaninglyless drivel and gave it away. I felt insulted that an authour could waste a reader's/listener's time with such meaninless nonsense.