In Double Exposure, Stephen Collins plunges listeners into a world he knows intimately - broadcast television. We meet top TV critic Joe McBride, who's doing fine professionally, but whose private life is a mess, what with a five-year-old daughter, an angry ex-wife, a very-soon-to-be-ex-fiancée, not to mention a come-hither co-anchor, and a beautiful brand-new neighbor who's alluring, available . . .and much, much, more than meets the eye.

Savvy, sexy, and edge-of-the-seat suspenseful, Double Exposure is the kind of thriller only an industry insider could create, a star turn from a man who knows that when people talk about a role to kill for, sometimes they mean exactly that.

 

Joe McBride, a highly rated TV critic, enters a whole new world when he moves into a cooperative apartment building. With a 5-year-old daughter, an angry ex-wife, an ex-fiancée, and an alluring new neighbor--we have sufficient female entanglements to boggle the mind. It's a "can't-turn-it-off" reading by Susan Ericksen, who provides subtle vocal changes for crucial characterizations, especially throughout the potentially confusing conversations between the adult females of the story. This is a savvy and sexy reading! J.E.G. (c) AudioFile 2002, Portland, Maine

 

Since his big-screen debut in All the President's Men, Stephen Collins has starred in more than twenty feature films, including The First Wives Club, as well as miniseries such as Scarlett and A Woman Named Jackie. He currently stars in Aaron Spelling's critically acclaimed drama 7th Heaven. His books, Eye Contact and Double Exposure, are available from Brilliance Audio.

Double Exposure by Stephen Collins
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