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Come Home

by Lisa Scottoline (Goodreads Author)

3.53 of 5 stars 3.53 · rating details · 4,986 ratings · 806 reviews

Lisa Scottoline has delivered taut thrillers with a powerful emotional wallop in her New York Times bestsellers Save Me, Think Twice, and Look Again. Now, with her new novel, Come Home, she ratchets up the suspense with the riveting story of a mother who sacrifices her future for a child from her past.

Jill Farrow is a typical suburban mom who has finally gotten her and her...more

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Published April 10th 2012 by St. Martin's Press

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May 14, 2013 Grimmysmom rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book was horrible. If I could give no stars, I would. I had to laugh at another reviewer say that they wanted to throw the book. I wanted to throw it and burn it. If I saw that the main character "say" the word, "honey" or "sweetie" one more time, I really was going to throw the book.

The other dialogue was bad, too. No one talks like the way the characters did. I almost threw up at some of the phrases the author used, like when talking about the one annoying, clueless stepddaughter "practi...more

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Apr 08, 2012 Barbara rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Won this on First Reads Giveaway. I was torn between 3 and 4 stars on this one. I love the authors writing and it is a well writtten book with a good story line. I wouldn't say though that I love the book, but I will be reading alot more of this author. I like her style. So, I'd rate this 3.5 stars.

Jill got divorced from her ex because she found out he was lying to her which embarrassed her in her profession, along with money issues. The ex tells his two daughters Jill was cheating on him. She...more

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May 31, 2012 Kathy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I always read Lisa Scottoline's books and always love them. However, I found this one to be okay, just not good. The story involves a doctor with a teenage daughter and a fiance, as well as two older step-daughters from a previous marriage. The story begins with an older daughter arriving one night, informing them that her father (the doctor's ex) has died and that she believes he was killed. The doctor begins looking into the death and finds a number of interesting things--many of which are ver...more I always read Lisa Scottoline's books and always love them. However, I found this one to be okay, just not good. The story involves a doctor with a teenage daughter and a fiance, as well as two older step-daughters from a previous marriage. The story begins with an older daughter arriving one night, informing them that her father (the doctor's ex) has died and that she believes he was killed. The doctor begins looking into the death and finds a number of interesting things--many of which are very suspicious.

I found the doctor's character as well as her daughter well done and developed. However, I found the character of her fiance poorly develped and not very believable. He is immediately suspicious of the the step-daughters, the whole story and how his soon to be wife plunges right into the intrigue. I seriously think that a person who professes to love another and is marry would never act the way he does in the book. There is a time when the doctor begins to doubt whether they will even marry. If the doctor is really who the author protrays her to be, surely she had or saw signs of this type behavior before this big step, but the author gives no indication. In addition, though her fiance knows the doctor was the "mother" of the two older girls for years, he immediately intensely dislikes them both. I guess he does not realize that when you get into a relationship with someone who has children or step-children from another marriage (and they were her children, though they were step daughters--their own mother had died) you take the person with all his/her baggage, and that may mean understanding and accepting children who may have been in the background. I do not really understand how he could have gotten to where he is without giving that some thought, though it appears as if he hadn't. Again, if he is the well-educated, mature adult the author wants us to believe he is, how does he act so immaturely. One of the daughters initially is very much against the doctor, another facet I find very unrealistic. I might expect this of a youngster or teeneage, but this person is well past that stage. For someone her age and stature, she acts like some child who has not yet learned how to act in public.

The plot of her husband being murdered rather than dying of an accidental overdose is pooly constructed. The author has not developed the storyline well at all. In fact, I found myself wondering throughout most of the book how the author could have written this without, it seems, much research or study of how these things work, since there is such poor development, and a lot of what happens is not well presented or realistically done. It just lacks a sense of reality, of how things would just normally go down. Not one of her better books.(less)

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Sep 08, 2012 Janet rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I have heard about Lisa for years and thought I would give her a try.

Was not impressed with this book and then saw that it was her 18th so maybe it was just me.

I just have issues with this book - I understand she was trying to solve a mystery but the lack of parenting just rubbed me the wrong way and then the twist of Mega and the boy, the one patient we heard about out of all of her patients, just so many little things that didn't sit well with me.

I think I will stick with Danielle Steele, N...more

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May 19, 2013 Linda Faulkner rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I enjoy all of Lisa Scottline’s books but Come Home is by far one of the most emotionally wringing novels I’ve read in years.

After divorcing, pediatrician Jill Farrow has finally gotten her life back on track. Her 13-year-old daughter Megan is happy and Jill is engaged to marry a wonderful man. But when her former stepdaughter suddenly appears one night with the news that Jill’s ex-husband was murdered, Jill’s world is turned upside down. Abby insists her...more

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Nov 04, 2012 Marya Kowal rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Jill has escaped a bad marriage to a charlatan, only to fall in love with the perfect man who loves her and gives her young daughter a stable father. A former stepdaughter arrives on a dark and stormy night and her drastic claims of murder and mayhem threaten to destroy the great life Jill has built from the ashes of the old.

Um, no.

Jill is engaged to a guy she doesn't know very well. She's surprised at his refusal to embrace the drunk crazy ex-stepdaughter, and very ready to throw her relationsh...more

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Sep 13, 2012 Maggie61 rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: maggie-s-100-for-2012

I would give this one a 4 1/2. I have to admit I am loving the new direction that Lisa Scottoline has taken her novels to. I have read a lot of her books and while I loved the books before, the last couple have woven the mystery with more of an emotional touch.
Jills exhusband passed away and his daughter Abby is convinced its murder. Jill was a mother to Abby and her sister Victoria but with Williams manipulation, she and her daughter Megan became estranged from Abby and Victoria. When Abby rea...more

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Aug 13, 2012 Gloria Feit rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Let’s state from the very first: This is a potboiler of a novel. It reads more like the script for a soap opera. It can’t make up its mind whether it’s a murder mystery, criminal investigation, or family saga. It shifts from one element to another without much consistency.

The plot involves Dr. Jill Farrow, a pediatrician with a 13-year-old daughter by her deceased first husband, divorced from her second husband with no contact with his two college-age daughters, and living with Sam Becker, about...more

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Aug 06, 2012 Jodi rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Oh my goodness! This was such a wonderful book I read it in one night. I was up until 5 am this morning finishing it. There was no way I could not finish. It was a suspense that really kept me going. The main character, Jill is a doctor who has been married two times. The first husband was wonderful and left her a little girl Megan. She then married another man William who had two daugthers. Jill loved those daugthers and took care of them as her own. William on the other hand let Jill raise the...more

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Jul 31, 2012 Radhika rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

A good thriller with a dash of family relationships. The author really knows how to spin a story with family at its core.

Jill Farrow a paediatrician ,mom,stepmom, widow, divorcee, fiancee. She does justice to all these roles and believe in keeping up relationships

Her life starts to change when her stepdaughter Abby appears on her doorsteps and begs to help her unravel the mystery of her father death who is also Jill ex-husband

She is trying to balance to keep up her present relationship with her...more

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Jun 22, 2012 Alice rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I've read the first few chapters of this book. So far there has been lots and lots and lots of hugging and crying.

Scottoline writes great suspense. I've read all her previous books.

In this book, there is some suspense, but not enough for me. It's about a mom with one daughter, one nasty ex-husband, one nice dead husband, two ex-step-daughters, one fiance and a dog.

The mom is a pediatrician and a nurturer.

I'm missing the snappy dialogue with Scottoline's more ethnic characters. This WASP family...more

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Jun 10, 2012 Paula Phillips rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I have always been a fan of Lisa Scottoline's books ever since I picked up her book "Daddy's Girl" and from then on I read my way through her legal thrillers. Her latest two novels though have been different , though they still have a heavy legal focus. The way they have been written have reminded me of Jane Green with the strong emotional bonds and in a way Come Home reminded me of A Patchwork Marriage by Jane Green and of Jodi Picoult's with the touching and writing of strong issues that surro...more I have always been a fan of Lisa Scottoline's books ever since I picked up her book "Daddy's Girl" and from then on I read my way through her legal thrillers. Her latest two novels though have been different , though they still have a heavy legal focus. The way they have been written have reminded me of Jane Green with the strong emotional bonds and in a way Come Home reminded me of A Patchwork Marriage by Jane Green and of Jodi Picoult's with the touching and writing of strong issues that surround families.
Come Home tells the tale of Jill who years ago had what she thought was the perfect family for her and her daughter Megan. A father - William Skyler and two step-sisters Victoria and Abby. Everything was fine until a deep betrayal hit Jill and forced Jill and William to separate. Jill took off with Megan and William and his two daughters went their separate ways. Now years later Jill is living her life with her great fiancé Sam and her daughter Megan, they are finally a family. Nothing can break what they have or will their relationship crumble , when Jill receives a knock and a blast from the past. It's her ex-stepdaughter Abby , her father has been murdered yet it has been ruled as a suicide and she wants Jill to help her solve the case. Can Jill stand by and let Abby get hurt even more or will she decide to help Abby ? The decision starts to cause a major rift between Sam and Jill as Sam believes that Abby is no longer Jill's responsibility but can someone who you have looked after and mothered be turned away, is it really possible to switch off the emotion of caring and helping them ?
As Jill and Abby get along the investigation, it seems somebody wants them to stop and unless they stop , they may end up like William Skyler - dead six feet under.
Can Jill stop her investigation and be there for her daughter Megan or will Jill realise that as Megan is her daughter, so is Abby and Victoria in their own ways.
Come Home holds that mystery element but is really aimed at the theme of "When is enough , enough and what lengths would you go to save your child or someone you once loved , even if they aren't your own flesh and blood ? "
A great story that readers of Jane Green , Jodi Picoult , Rosamund Lupton and Lesley Pearse will enjoy.(less)

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May 28, 2012 Mary Gramlich rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Do we ever stop being a mother to our children?

For Jill being a mother doesn’t have a time clock or a switch to turn off even after a divorce. So when Abby, the stepdaughter she thought was lost to her when her marriage fell apart comes crashing into her home Jill never hesitates to open the door. The man she is about to marry is not as thrilled with the baggage from a prior marriage invading their space, but realizes this part of her past overlays the present.

Jill tries to piece the bits of inf...more

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May 16, 2012 Nancy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Another great book. Full of suspense, (not very realistic, but who cares), keeps your interest.

Jill Farrow is a typical suburban mom who has finally gotten her and her daughter's lives back on track after a divorce. She is about to remarry, her job as a pediatrician fulfills her---though it is stressful---and her daughter, Megan, is a happily over-scheduled thirteen-year-old juggling homework and the swim team.
But Jill’s life is turned upside down when her ex-stepdaughter, Abby, shows up on her...more

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May 16, 2012 Kathleen Hagen added it · review of another edition

Come Home, by Lisa Scottoline, a-minus, Narrated by Maggie-Meg Reed, Produced by Macmillan Audio, Downloaded from audible.com.

Jill Farrow is a pediatrician involved in a thriving practice. She is involved in a new relationship with Sam, a medical researcher, and her daughter, Megan is happily tied to her 13-year-old school life and the swim team. Then one day, Abby shows up, says her father, (Jill’s ex-husband) is dead, and she insists it is murder. Jill’s ex-husband told Abby and her sister, Vi...more

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May 10, 2012 Patricia rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Come Home by Lisa Scottoline

When Jill Farrow was married to William she was not happy and with good reasons. Once she divorced him, though she missed her step-daughters, she was very happy with her life as mom to her daughter, Megan, and working as a pediatrician. She had made a life for them and it was enriched when Sam came along and they (all) fell in love.

Engaged to Sam, busy at work, and delighted with Megan, life is good. Then William dies and his daughter Abby believes he was murdered. Ab...more Come Home by Lisa Scottoline

When Jill Farrow was married to William she was not happy and with good reasons. Once she divorced him, though she missed her step-daughters, she was very happy with her life as mom to her daughter, Megan, and working as a pediatrician. She had made a life for them and it was enriched when Sam came along and they (all) fell in love.

Engaged to Sam, busy at work, and delighted with Megan, life is good. Then William dies and his daughter Abby believes he was murdered. Abby goes to Jill for help in convincing the police that her father’s death was not an accidental suicide as they have ruled it.

While trying to help Abby come to terms with William’s death Jill is surprised to find some information that makes her think maybe Abby is right, possibly her father was murdered. William’s other daughter, Victoria, is angry with both Abby and Jill and makes it clear that she wants their insistence on investigating William’s death to stop and Jill out of her life.

When convinced Abby is right and the police wrong Jill tries to find out why her ex-husband was murdered and by whom causing her own life to begin falling apart. Sam is feeling neglected and disrespected and begins to distance himself from her and Megan, who has always been close to her, starts keeping secrets; at work her commitment to the medical practice she recently joined is questioned. And she believes she is being followed by someone likely involved in the murder.

There are some things that are obvious as the story unfolds but there are some interesting unexpected twists, too. Like life in reality there is some confusion and hurt feelings; unlike reality it all gets wrapped up neat and tidy in the end.

Come Home has a lot going on but bottom line it is a story about motherhood and family and all a mother will do to ensure her child’s well-being and happiness. In the book the question is asked; “are you your mother’s, or step-mother’s, child forever or is there such a thing as an “ex-child”?” Though it is a murder mystery the murder is just the backdrop for the story of Jill and her daughter and step-daughters. And in my opinion the better part of the story.

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Apr 14, 2012 Nancy rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I was a Lisa Scottoline fan for many years, reading the next book in the Benny Rosato series as soon as it came out. That series, and her stand-alones, were dependably entertaining, some more compelling than others, but an author I would always pick up for a fun read. But Scottoline didn't seem to know how to end the Rosato Law Firm series, pulling her main character into ever-weirder scenarios (the evil twin, the live burial).

"Come Home" is a stand-alone, with new characters and a plot that be...more

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Apr 11, 2012 Susan rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Lisa Scottoline’s Come Home, a valentine to mothers everywhere, is a thriller cum philosophical exploration of the definition of motherhood, asking the questions: Do you ever stop being a mother? Can you ever have an ex-child? What are the limits to love of family?

The story revolves around Jill Farrow, pediatrician, mom to 13 year old Megan, former step mom to Abby and Victoria and future stepmom to fiancé Sam’s son. Jill is about to marry for the third time when, after three years of no contac...more

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Mar 20, 2012 Stacy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I won this book as a FirstRead.

In Come Home, Jill is shocked when her ex-stepdaughter Abby shows up at her house one night, drunk and claiming that her dad was murdered. Jill's natural reaction is to jump in and help Abby and her sister, Victoria, stepping back into her role as their stepmom. However, Jill's fiance, Sam, is less than thrilled about the girls showing back up in Jill's life. Jill decides to help Abby out and look into whether her dad's death was a murder and focuses on it so much...more

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Mar 17, 2012 Cheryl rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Come Home is a novel about a woman caught between her past and her future. It's been a few years since Jill has seen her ex-family (is this a real word?), so when her ex-stepdaughter Abby turns up in the middle of the night, drunk, hysterical, and bringing news of her father's suspicious death, Jill's life does a 180 degree turn. She's supposed to be looking forward to her future with get new fiancee, but she can't help but go on Mom Mode for Abby, promising to help her with whatever she needs....more

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May 15, 2013 Erin rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

"Jill Farrow is a typical suburban mom who has finally gotten her and her daughter's lives back on track after a divorce. She is about to remarry, her job as a pediatrician fulfills her---though it is stressful---and her daughter, Megan, is a happily over-scheduled thirteen-year-old juggling homework and the swim team.

But Jill’s life is turned upside down when her ex-stepdaughter, Abby, shows up on her doorstep late one night and delivers shocking news: Jill’s ex-husband is dead. Abby insists t...more

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Nov 15, 2012 Shonna Froebel rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Another great thriller with an everyday mom at the centre. Jill Farrow is a pediatrician, engaged to be married, and proud mom of her 13-year-old precocious swim team leader daughter, Megan. But when her ex-stepdaughter Abby shows up drunk and distraught to tell her that her ex-husband is dead, she finds that she still has unfinished business from that marriage. As we discover, the marriage ended abruptly, with her ex cutting her off from contact with Abby and her sister, Victoria. She finds tha...more

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Apr 30, 2012 Andrea Newkirk (Dark Readers Blog) rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I used to be hooked on author Lisa Scottoline's mystery series Rosato & Associates- they were fast paced and kept every reader on their toes. So when Lisa started writing a little different genre of novels I knew that I had to give them a try because I just loved the way she wrote; but at the same time I was skeptical because it was a "change." Since she started writing her newest genre, there hasn't been a Lisa Scottoline book that I haven't enjoyed- and let me tell you why! She pours so mu...more I used to be hooked on author Lisa Scottoline's mystery series Rosato & Associates- they were fast paced and kept every reader on their toes. So when Lisa started writing a little different genre of novels I knew that I had to give them a try because I just loved the way she wrote; but at the same time I was skeptical because it was a "change." Since she started writing her newest genre, there hasn't been a Lisa Scottoline book that I haven't enjoyed- and let me tell you why! She pours so much truth in reality into her books that it gets a reader thinking about his or her life and how these events in this book relate, or don't.

Scottoline knows how to thrill her audience! She writes mystery after all and she's damn good at it! In Come Home there are various paths in which the reader expects the plot to take a turn and yet it veers into a different direction, another opening to solve what is believed to be a murder. But I believe what's most appealing, especially to the female audience, isn't necessarily the plot that is taking place in this book and the murder that is trying to be solved, but rather the family situation. Lisa gives readers a look into a home where everything is now shook up due to an ex- stepdaughter, Abby coming back into their lives. Jill feels torn into two when she knows that her fiance doesn't want anything to do with Abby and wants Jill to stay out of the mess, but Jill can't help but feel that mothers instinct and want to love and protect her "daughter". So it isn't necessarily a choice for Jill, she already knows in her mind what she's going to do- every mother knows what they'd do if that was their daughter, blood or not. But it's the readers choice to agree with her, or choose differently. And I think that is what ties me into these books, because I think past the plot, and dig deeper into what these characters are going through- the way that Lisa writes, it isn't hard at all to pretend as if you are in that exact same situation!

I'm going to give Come Home a 3.5 stars. I really enjoyed this book and I think if anyone is looking for a good fiction book with truth- these are it! Family, love, and boundaries are just the basis of what Come Home covered- every family goes through a rough patch whether it's an ex-stepdaughter that comes back or just a misunderstanding, but bottom line is each emotion that Jill was feeling and the events that were taking place we all go through those motions at some time in our lives. Its nice to be able to read delve deep into a characters mind and see reality, even if it is very fictional ;) (less)

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Mar 25, 2012 Janell rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: first-reads-books-read

Not having previously read any of Lisa Scottoline's books, I was thrilled to win an ARC of 'Come Home.' Although most of the books I've read lately having been good reads, I was seeking a page turner.

Come Home satisfied that need, although kind of unexpectedly. It took a few chapters to get pulled into the story, but soon, I was staying up late with Dr. Jill anxious to learn what other details she would uncover in solving the mystery of her ex-husband's death.

Well written, 'Come Home,' not only...more

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Jun 03, 2012 Jennefer rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

First off let me say I have read and enjoyed other books by this author,
but this book was a bit of a disappointment for me. I had a really hard
time getting in to the book first of all and then I found I just wasn't
interested in the plot. However, the premise of the plot was an
interesting one just not my cup of tea I guess.
Come Home covers two basic topics. It's a murder mystery at the heart of
the story but it is also about motherhood – specifically asking, when
does the obligation and responsibil...more

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Feb 26, 2013 Shari Larsen rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Jill Farrow is a pediatrician who has finally gotten her life back on track after a divorce. She is about to remarry, and her 13 year old daughter Megan is happily juggling schoolwork and the swim team.

But Jill's life is turned upside down one night when her ex-stepdaughter Abby shows up late one night on her doorstep with shocking news; Jill's ex-husband is dead, and Abby thinks it was murder, and pleads with Jill to help her find the killer. Jill reluctantly agrees. After making a few inquirie...more

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Apr 26, 2012 Michael rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 110-books-in-2012-and-do-it-again, amature-detective, family-relationships, free-book-for-honest-review, mystery, read-in-2012, reader-s-club-review-request, reviewed, second-chance

Lisa Scottoline provides a view of the depth of a mother and step-mother's love and the extent to which that mother would do in order to protect her family.

Jill's former step-daughter, Abby, appears at her home and informs her that her father, Jill's former husband has been murdered.

As a pedictrician, Abby thinks Jill could use her knowledge to check into the case. The cause of the death was drugs mixed with alcohol leading to a heart attack.

Jill is moved by Abby's sorrow and with Megan, a thirt...more

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May 11, 2013 Liz rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: no one

Recommended to Liz by: book club

Shelves: fiction, mystery-suspense, nook-book, book-club

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Mar 08, 2013 Brianne rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporary, chick-lit, murder-mystery, parents, sisters

Here's the thing about Come Home: taken on its own, it's a good book. Nothing life-changing, slightly forgettable, but a good solid piece of fiction on similar footing with Jodi Picoult, with reasonably three-dimensional characters, a decent plot, good writing, and great momentum, plus a little more depth than the cheesy cover would imply. Should that be the end of it? I don't know.

Here's the problem with Come Home: it reads like it and Save Me, also by Scottoline, were entries for a writing con...more

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Mar 29, 2012 Gloria Bernal rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Jill is a pediatrician, with her future finally in a good place after a bad divorce 3 years prior, when her past knocks at her door in the form of her EX-step-daughter Abby. She is drunk and distraught because her father (Jill's "ex" of course) is dead. She believes her father was murdered, even if the police don't and implores Jill to help her prove it.

Jill's fiance, Sam, the man of her dreams doesn't want her to get involved with her ex's disturbed and rude daughters. Jill has a 13 year old d...more

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