by Sarah Blake Penguin Group February 9, 2010 My Rating: C This is a World War II era story which centers around some of the people of a coastal New England town. The story is told primarily from the viewpoint of three of the young women in the town. Frankie Bard: Prior to the entry [...]
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by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro This story can definitely be called a murder mystery. First there is the brutal murder of Bagman Jesus. It appears he is one of the homeless or street people that everyone loves. On the opposite end of the economic spectrum, two multi-billionaires are murdered in their bed. What is [...] My husband Jay and I both read this book and found it compelling. We also found it to be a big topic of conversation. Now that we are fifteen years past the raising of our last child we were able to talk about the subject of this book with some healthy distance. I’m going to [...] My husband and I are long-time John Grisham fans. To be honest there have been a couple that we weren’t very fond of, but not this one. This book is Very Good. We both agree. The fun thing about liking the same author is that it gives us a chance to thoroughly discuss the book [...] |
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