Gread read. Peyton is such an intriguing horoine. (It's hard to believe this book was written by a male author.) Grippando did an excellent job in hiding the identities of "ladydoc" and "psycho." I didn't see that one coming. I had suspicion that "ladydoc" was not real, but I wasn't sure. I also had suspicion about the real identity of "psycho." Perhaps those were the reasons that compelled me to read the entire book...
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This book had me from the first chapter with Peyton Shields apparently being stalked by a madman. Peyton works as a doctor for children in a clinic. To compound her problems, she is on real shaky ground with her husband Kevin, her mother is very domineering about Peyton and Peyton's relationship with Kevin, and Peyton is in trouble with the hospital over accidently shooting someone while stopping a violent man in the hospital...
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"Peyton is a first year resident at a Boston Hospital when she is rescued by a stranger in an automobile accident. No one believes her account of the events as she must confront those closest to her in this psychological thriller. Grippando continues to write the most realistic fiction about crime and criminals."
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I decided to read "Lying With Strangers" by James Grippando because of the praises that James Patterson has given his books. Patterson's praises certainly hold up as Grippando shows all the signs of entering the realm of the best mystery writers today--like Harlan Coben, James Patterson, Dean Koontz and many more. The book starts out with a bang as Dr. Peyton Shields is run off the road by a stalker she doesn't even realize...
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This book grabs your attention from the first page, and doesn't let you go until its end. The action is almost non-stop, and there are red herrings and clues strewn all about the pages to challenge the reader. You find yourself rooting for the heroine and her husband, and trying to discover the person who is behind all of their problems. As the book gets closer to its conclusion that person becomes somewhat obvious (at least...
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