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Our couples book club just finished Invisible Prey and have a question. In Chapter 24, page 372 (in the paperback), there is a typo; the word "shirts" was written rather than "skirts." Then on page 374, the last sentence of the first paragraph reads "You should never, Lucas thought, trust a spell-checker." Was this deliberate or just a coincidence? Thanks!
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