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Liked This One! (1/27/2010)
I didn't intend to sit down and read it immediately, but I read the first page...and kept on going! Enjoyable page-turner that should generate excellent book group discussions. Can't wait to handsell it to my customers.
The Devil's Teardrop
by Jeffery Deaver
One of the best I've ever read (7/9/2005)
This book was truly one of the best I've ever read. I've never read a book with so many twists. I couldn't put it down. Everytime I tried, something he (Deavers)
wrote, made me keep reading. I had to find out what was going to happen next.
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