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by Andrea Kane
Seventeen years ago, Morgan Winter was traumatized by the discovery of her parents' brutally murdered bodies in a Brooklyn basement on Christmas Eve. Now shocking new evidence overturns the killer's conviction and Morgan is confronted with the horrifying realization that the real killer is still out there.
"The identity of the figure behind the murders will surprise few. Those looking for the sort of insider details about law-enforcement that mark the work of a Linda Fairstein will be disappointed." - PW.
"Fans may go for the author's formulaic second novel, but newcomers will have little reason. " - Kirkus.
"Kane has created a winning romantic suspense novel that will add to her acclaim and attract new fans." - Booklist.
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