Joanna Flynn was lucky to be alive. Twice in a matter of minutes she almost died on a patch of oil-slicked highway. But when the doctors told her ...
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Mar 19, 2011
Linda
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Joanna’s car s lips on a rainy road in Atlanta, and goes off in to a field, where Joanna has a near brush with death. Shortly afterwards, she beings to have troubling dreams about a woman named Caroline in a town named Cliffside. Then, she is stopped on the street in Atlanta by two different people who call her Caroline and look as if they are seeing a ghost. Being a research librarian, she hunts for towns named Cliffside and with the help of other clues, discovers that Caroline was killed in
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Apr 04, 2009
Louise
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I think this is the last Hooper novel that I'd missed reading. After Caroline was better than Amanda but still not as good as Hooper's Bishop Special Crimes Unit novels!
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"Two women who look enough alike to be twins. Both involved in car wrecks at the same time. One survives. One doesn't.
Now, plagued by a bewildering connection to a woman she never knew, driven by an urgent compulsion she doesn't understand, Joanna Flynn travels three thousa More...
From back cover:
"Two women who look enough alike to be twins. Both involved in car wrecks at the same time. One survives. One doesn't.
Now, plagued by a bewildering connection to a woman she never knew, driven by an urgent compulsion she doesn't understand, Joanna Flynn travels three thousa More...
Jan 21, 2011
Dina
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Listened to audio book as I drove back and forth to school, which made it bearable. Probably not a listen for a long drive! The premise of the story is good - woman in auto accident, dies, is revived on the scene. Electric line falls across her vehicle and she is electrocuted, and revived. Lead up tot eh story was actually pretty good also. She connected with the soul of a woman who was murdered and set out to find out who the woman was and why she was murdered. This probably would've been a fin
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Jan 24, 2012
Erin
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I’m not sure how this book ended up on my reading list, possibly I thought it was by another author? But it had been on there for so long and sounded slightly interesting, so I gave it a go. For this genre, I’m sure this is a good book. It was fairly well written, but I don’t usually read this genre, and now I remember why.
Any book that has a statement like this “Dinner would have been better with you as dessert” is certainly going to illicit a few groans throughout, and it did. More...
Any book that has a statement like this “Dinner would have been better with you as dessert” is certainly going to illicit a few groans throughout, and it did. More...
Sep 25, 2009
Kim
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A contemporary gothic which utilizes the gothic elements in an even-handed manner. The clue to the puzzle is introduced far enough into the story that it doesn't get to be a burden and moves the plot through quickly to the story's climax. This was the first Kay Hooper I'd read, and I'll more than likely be looking for her other titles.
Mar 27, 2010
Lisa
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Not my favorite Hooper novel. I felt that the story dragged in several spots. I did like the main characters. The Bishop series are still my favorites!
Aug 05, 2011
C. Teresina
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An interesting read with a good finale. The link between Joanna and Caroline is never fully explained, but it's still a good suspense read.
Nov 30, 2011
Melissa
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Really enjoyed the story. Wish it would have kept going, wasn't ready to stop reading. Would definitely read it again. :)
Mar 03, 2010
Tara
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I think this was the best cheesy romance novel I have ever read. Which might not be saying much, but I really liked it.
Oct 18, 2008
Pam
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A recurring terrifying dream brings Johanna Flynn to Cliffside (Seaside), Oregon to see how her look alike died. Hard to tell who will be the villan.
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