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Matthew Klein
2012. jan. · Bolinda · Felolvassa: Chris Patton
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Timothy Van Bender, Yale graduate and hedge fund manager in Palo Alto, lives a magical life. One Tuesday, Timothy wakes to learn that his hedge fund has lost $24 million on a bad bet against the yen. With his company on the brink of collapse, he gets a call from his wife, who phones to say goodbye, moments before jumping off a cliff at Big Sur to her death. Timothy can't believe it - neither can the local police. Then Timothy’s secretary Tricia shows up on his doorstep, claiming to be his dead wife, and knowing secrets that only Katherine could know. Has he been given a second chance at happiness or is he being played for a fool in an elaborate scam that may cost him his life?
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Yale graduate Matthew Klein started several technology companies in Palo Alto which, combined, raised millions of dollars from investors. After the collapse of the dot com market, Klein moved to Westchester County where he now runs a trading technology company and writes novels. As well as SWITCHBACK, he is the author of the highly-acclaimed thriller, CON ED.
Chris Patton has been acting professionally for over fifteen years, with eleven of those years devoted to voiceover work. His work has widely included translation releases of anime, including Fullmetal Alchemist, Elven Lied and Gasaraki.
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