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Published in USA
Mar 2007
352 pages
Genre: Romantic Thrillers
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Television reporter Suzanne Shepard was a ruthless celebrity scandalmonger with a roster of high-profile enemies. But which one left her mutilated, lifeless body in the dark recesses of New York's Central Park? Federal prosecutor Melanie Vargas needs to find out.
"Starred Review. Martinez, herself a former federal prosecutor, supplies plenty of insider savvy as she juggles the large cast with élan." - PW.
"The dialogue is clunky in places and Vargas's role in the case seems implausible, but this fast-paced, suspenseful chick-lit thriller combines sexy romance with enough action to keep readers engaged." - Kirkus.
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