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Water Like a Stone by Deborah Crombie

Water Like a Stone

A Novel (Duncan Kincaid/Gemma James Novels)

by Deborah Crombie

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  • Feb 2007, 416 pages
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Water Like a Stone
All of D. Crombie's books draw the reader in right from the beginning. I also like the fact of various plots interweaving in the story. Along with these is the interesting family story of the two detectives and their children alongside.
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