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Contemporary Fiction Literature & Fiction Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Suspense ThrillersI was shocked to read negative reviews on this book. But those readers are digging too deep into what is real and what is a novel. I "got it" that they shouldn't be able to see much at night and how do they find each other in the dark. But that's a novel---the author has that right to make his stories against what is real life. And that's what helps to make it exciting. I thought this book was amazing----I lost a lot of sleep...
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I am a Deaver fan, and yes, he has a supremely twisted mind. I enjoyed the twists and turns of this novel. I am always thinking ahead, and I didn't imagine this ending at all. I was not dissapointed in this mystery.
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I thought this was one of the best mysteries I have read in a while. It gripped me from the first page, had surprises and just really, really was good. Very different for Jeffrey Deaver, I thought. His other books are good too but this was pretty awesome.
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Deaver is one of my favorite thriller writers, and this one is especially entertaining. Most interesting of all, he introduces a new detective, Brynn. The first chapter is amazing. A lawyer and her social worker husband, along with a friend, Michelle, arrive at their secluded vacation home and prepare to relax. Situated close to a lake and with only a few other empty homes nearby, and surrounded by deep forest, the...
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April seventeenth is a day that will affect many lives in Kennnesha County, Wisconsin. It begins with Emma and Steven Feldman enjoying a drink in their mini-mansion vacation home on Lake Mondac. They hear noises outside followed by two gunmen barging into their home. Before they shoot Steven, he connects to the Sheriff's Office for a brief moment. Sheriff Tom Dahl traces the 911 call and sends Deputy Brynn McKenzie to...
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