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"Exciting crime thriller"
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted February 10, 2004
Assistant district attorney Mary Crow is an excellent
prosecutor and genuinely nice person but she has one small
problem. She keeps seeing a dead man and it unnerves her
so much that she is seeing a psychiatrist who believes
she's suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The
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"Fast-paced, suspenseful novel of revenge."
Reviewed by Lory Martin
Courtesy Old Book Barn Gazette
Posted February 16, 2004
Mary Crow is a prosecutor in Atlanta and handles the worst
of cases: child molesters. Her job is stressful, but
nothing compared to the stress of learning her godchild,
Lily, has been abducted.
Mary sets out for Tennessee, fearing her old nemesis, Stump
Logan, has kidnapped Lily in a Read more...
SummaryHaunted by the death of her mother and tortured by the
secret that died upon her best friend's lips, assistant
district attorney Mary Crow is obsessed with finding the
man who holds the key to both those tragedies.When her
infant goddaughter is kidnapped, Mary knows the hunt she's
been dreading has begun. In a lethal game of cat-and-mouse
that will take her along the Cherokee Trail of Tears, Mary
must save the child of the man she loves while she rips the
secrets from the heart of a killer who could be mistaken
for the very devil himself.Sallie Bissell, fast
distinguishing herself as the Patricia Cornwall of the
Appalachian Mountains, delivers a tour de force of
relentless suspense and heart-stopping menace that
Rendezvous raves "will leave you breathless."
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