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Turn of Mind
by Alice LaPlante
Mind Boggling (6/7/2011)
I very much enjoyed Turn of Mind. I found the portrayal of dementia to be very true to life. I found Turn of Mind to be quite a good mystery as well as an interesting study in how secrets and envy keep us together while tearing us down. I recommend Turn of Mind
Original Sin: A Sally Sin Adventure
by Beth Mcmullen
The female version of Mitch Rapp? (2/23/2011)
I love Sally Sin. If Mitch Rapp had a younger sister it would be Sally Sin. Beth McMullen's "Original Sin" is a great story. I very much enjoyed McMullen's style of writing. Filling the reader in with flash backs keeps the story fast paced and crisp. Sally Sin is a greatmore
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