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Suspect

by Michael Robotham

Suspect by Michael Robotham X
Suspect by Michael Robotham
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    Feb 2005, 368 pages

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    Dec 2005, 368 pages

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Ashly

Amazing
I found this book extremely intriguing and beautifully written. The pace of the book was great I never felt bored or unconnected, there was always something else grabbing my attention. As the book went on it just get pulling you in even more and even as the book was ending there was still surprises and a turn of events. I was extremely impressed by this novel for I am very picky and easily get bored this book. However, this one kept me on the edge of my seat
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