Read by George Guidall

Award-winning author John Dunning is praised for his intricately textured novels that showcase a deep understanding of human behavior. In this book he combines his dynamic writing skills with his knowledge of old-time radio lore to craft an intriguing story set against the backdrop of WWII America. WHAR, formerly the best radio station on the eastern coast, is beginning to reclaim its status with the help of Jack Dulaney and Holly Carnahan. Jack is an escaped convict with a gift for writing dramatic radio plays. Holly is a mysterious beauty with a mesmerizing singing voice. Their tremendous gifts help them cover their real mission-to find what's happened to Holly's missing father, whose last letter to Holly mentioned the radio station. Filled with suspense and steeped in nostalgia, Two O'Clock, Eastern Wartime is both a thrilling mystery and a rich character study. Veteran narrator George Guidall sweeps listeners back to a glorious time in American history, when radio held an enraptured nation in its powerful grip

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