by Sheila Lowe
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Published Mar 2007
288 pages
Genre: Mysteries
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Forensic handwriting expert Claudia Rose uses her wide range of experience when her old friend-turned-enemy, Lindsey Alexander, is found dead in her penthouse hot tub. There's suspicion that the suicide note found near Lindsey’s body is a fake, and that her death was no suicide. Paperback original.
"A predictable and disappointing first effort." - Library Journal.
"Starred Review. When hunky LAPD detective Joel Jovanic enters the investigation, the "grapho lady" and the cop make a hot team, in and out of the sheets." - PW.
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This is the first novel from Lowe, author of Handwriting of the Famous and Infamous.
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