Podcast
Hines Reads
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Former and still occasional WCCO Radio Host John Hines interviews
best-selling authors
6episodes
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Hines reads Susan Welch's A Thread So Fine
Aug 29, 201900:13:12Tap to summarizeNo description available
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Hines reads Robert Crais' A Dangerous Man
Aug 15, 201900:14:06Tap to summarizeA Dangerous Man features Elvis Cole and Joe Pike at their best and this time Joe is front and center. If you have enjoyed the series for the 18+ books you don't dare miss this one!
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Clare Mackintosh After the End
Jul 2, 201900:14:07Tap to summarizeListen as John Hines tells you about AFTER THE END is a powerful exploration of the ways in which individuals cope after unthinkable loss and learn to live again.
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John Hines interviews Larry Millett, author of Metropolitan Dreams
Mar 12, 201900:17:37Tap to summarizeWhen in 1961, the decision was made to tear down one of Minneapolis most well-known architectural landmarks, The Metropolitan Building a custodial worker was reported to have said, "They will damn us, they will." Even if you never saw it yourself, you will enjoy this story of one of Minnesota's most famous and most mourned buildings, set against the history of downtown Minneapolis. John Hines interviews author Larry Millett, who paints a beautiful picture in Metropolitan Dreams.
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John Hines interviews author Lisa Gardner about her thriller Never Tell
Mar 1, 201900:14:41Tap to summarizeJohn Hines interviews author Lisa Gardner about her latest thriller, Never Tell. The book is described as an, "unpredictable thriller that puts fan favorites D. D. Warren and Flora Dane on a shocking new case that begins with a vicious murder and gets darker from there," by its publisher, Penguin Random House.
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John Hines interviews author Brian Freeman
Jan 30, 201900:18:07Tap to summarizeBrian Freeman is back with the latest thriller from Frost Easton. The hunt for a killer in San Francisco becomes a dizzying game of cat and mouse in a thrilling novel of psychological suspense. "Lombard is your Moriarty, Frost. Taking him down will be the most dangerous thing you've ever done."
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