Unbroken - Secrets, Lies & Enduring Love #1000974

‘Our outside door came crashing in. Deafening thumps, steel banging on steel and shrill, piercing whistles filled the hallway. Faraway voices called out in the dark: “Armed police.” Others, coming nearer, shouted orders: “Get down on the floor.” ’

On 28 October 1996 Glaswegian Michael Gallagher is arrested in an armed dawn raid on the London flat he shares with long-time partner, Mary Attenborough. Accused of playing a role in the IRA mortar attack on Heathrow Airport in March 1994, Michael proclaims his innocence. Mary meanwhile throws herself into the battle to free him and highlight what she sees as just another example of British ‘justice’ getting it wrong.

Told in the alternating voices of the two authors, the dramatic story unfolds with Michael struggling against the harsh conditions of incarceration, while Mary focuses on organizing his legal defense, battling to stay positive in the face of soul-destroying setbacks and emotional hardships.

Yet behind it all lies a secret that could tear the couple apart. How can their love survive?

AUDIOBOOK EDITION SPECIFICATIONS: This premium, unabridged audio production features professional dual narration by Mary Attenborough and Gaz Kerr, bringing the raw emotional depth of this true story to life. Carefully engineered to meet strict institutional broadcast standards (192 Kbps CBR), it provides an immersive, crystal-clear listening experience for mobile app patrons. 

[ATTENTION COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT LIBRARIANS]: This title from Clear Voice Audio is intentionally and dynamically priced to be highly affordable for public and institutional library networks. Under 'One Copy, One User' models, our low-barrier pricing structure allows libraries to comfortably procure multiple digital copies to seamlessly clear waiting lists, clear patron holds, and stretch quarterly digital acquisition budgets. Highly recommended for library curation categories including: Modern Social History, Memoirs of Resilience, British/Irish True Crime, and Biographies.