Episodes
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| 05 | Trick Or Treating With Philadelphia's Republicans | 20241101 |  Curator Becker believes that Vanessa's diaries prove the bone in her famous sculpture has nothing to do with her ex-husband's disappearance. However his boss Sebastian remains convinced that something's going on - her executor is withholding pieces from his art foundation. Written by Paula Hawkins Read by Alexandra Mathie Abridged by Eileen Horne Produced by Eilidh McCreadie An EcoAudio certified from BBC Audio Scotland for BBC Radio 4 The New York Times bestselling author of THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN explores ambition, creativity and loyalty in an unsettling psychological thriller with echoes of Du Maurier and Patricia Highsmith. Uncovering buried links between late artist Vanessa Chapman, her faithless missing husband and the rural GP who holds the key to Chapman's work, Becker must race the tide if he's to escape Vanessa's remote Scottish studio with the deadly story behind ‘Division II'. Paula Hawkins worked as a journalist for fifteen years before writing her first novel. Born and brought up in Zimbabwe, she moved to London in 1989. Her first thriller THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN became a global phenomenon, selling over 23 million copies and adapted into a box-office-hit film starring Emily Blunt. Paula's most recent thrillers, INTO THE WATER and A SLOW FIRE BURNING, were also instant No.1 bestsellers. THE BLUE HOUR has just been published around the world. Art curator Becker pieces together Vanessa's life on Eris island through her diaries. Chilling new thriller from best-selling author Paula Hawkins. The Americast team are in costume for this one Join the Americast team for the latest insights and analysis from the US. Art curator Becker pieces together Vanessa's life and work on Eris island through her diaries in the new thriller from Paula Hawkins. Read by Alexandra Mathie. Join the Americast team for insights from across the US. Join the Americast team every day for insights in the build up to the US election. |
| 10 | Why Trump Won (and Why Harris Lost) | 20241108 | Grace has a chilling reason for knowing that the rib at the heart of Vanessa's sculpture does not belong to her missing ex-husband Julian. Written by Paula Hawkins An EcoAudio certified from BBC Audio Scotland for BBC Radio 4 Grace seems convinced that the rib removed from the sculpture does not belong to Julian. Join the Americast team for insights from across the US. Join the Americast team every day for insights in the build up to the US election. As Paula Hawkins' thriller concludes, Grace has a chilling reason for knowing that the rib at the heart of Vanessa's sculpture does not belong to Julian. Read by Alexandra Mathie. Abridged by Eileen Horne Produced by Eilidh McCreadie The New York Times bestselling author of THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN explores ambition, creativity and loyalty in an unsettling psychological thriller with echoes of Du Maurier and Patricia Highsmith. Uncovering buried links between late artist Vanessa Chapman, her faithless missing husband and the rural GP who holds the key to Chapman's work, Becker must race the tide if he's to escape Vanessa's remote Scottish studio with the deadly story behind ‘Division II'. Paula Hawkins worked as a journalist for fifteen years before writing her first novel. Born and brought up in Zimbabwe, she moved to London in 1989. Her first thriller THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN became a global phenomenon, selling over 23 million copies and adapted into a box-office-hit film starring Emily Blunt. Paula's most recent thrillers, INTO THE WATER and A SLOW FIRE BURNING, were also instant No.1 bestsellers. THE BLUE HOUR has just been published around the world. Chilling new thriller from best-selling author Paula Hawkins. We assess the campaigns Join the Americast team for the latest insights and analysis from the US. |