The Great Mistake: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Jonathan Lee

Jonathan Lee's debut novel The Great Mistake tells the story of a successful lawyer--Max LaFaye--and his infidelity. After being granted divorce, he is offered the chance at redemption. He gets remarried to a woman who has had a difficult marriage but is grateful for Max's help. They have a beautiful son together and she helps him get back on his feet. However, there's something about her that Max doesn't trust and after cheating with another woman on their honeymoon, he moves away from the family to start over again.

The narrator, Graham Halstead, is a progressive actor who isn't afraid to speak his mind. He's been on the receiving end of some very harsh words in the past - being called homophobic and racist. This novel talks about how society has changed in these years since such views were considered 'normal' and what it means when they're now seen as bigoted and terrible.

In a store, a woman purchases an expensive piece of jewelry for her husband on their anniversary. She gets it home and was excited to give it to him only to find out that the piece is broken in two. The woman becomes frustrated at this point and decides to return the piece back to the store where they do not accept any returns.

Graham Halstead is a high-ranking detective who has just been assigned the two most important cases of his career. One is a missing person's case when a woman goes to her shrink for help and disappears soon after. The other is an attempted assassination of the President-Elect, to be uncovered by his bodyguard. As Graham prepares for these cases with his team, he quickly realizes that there's more going on with these stories than meets the eye and no one will talk about it.

The Great Mistake: A Novel by Jonathan Lee is a gripping novel that covers the subject of the mental health epidemic in America. The main character, Graham, has been institutionalized for nearly three weeks and experiencing intense depression and anxiety. This audiobook follows Graham's struggle as he tries to find his place in the world after being given a second chance at life.

The Great Mistake is a novel that takes place in England in the late nineteenth century. The "Great Mistake" refers to a series of unfortunate events that eventually lead to the British Empire becoming bankrupt. The novel explores how this happened and also tells the story of two individuals whose lives are touched by this monumental event - one who falls into extreme poverty, and one who becomes extremely wealthy.