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Thought I Knew You

by Kate Moretti (Goodreads Author)

4.06 of 5 stars 4.06 · rating details · 68 ratings · 28 reviews

Claire Barnes is shattered when her husband, Greg, goes on a business trip and never returns.

Unwilling to just wait for the police to find him, Claire conducts her own investigation. Her best friend Drew helps her look for answers, but all she finds are troubling questions.

With every clue, she discovers that Greg may not be the man she thought she married.

While battling he...more

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Published September 15th 2012 by Red Adept Publishing (first published September 9th 2012)

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Oct 07, 2012 Tima rated it 4 of 5 stars

Claire is lost and confused when her husband Greg doesn't return from a business trip. As the months go by she realizes that she may not have know as much about her husband as she thought she did. Is her husband missing or did he choose to disappear?

A gripping first chapter and high emotions start this book off on a good foot. The excellent writing continue as the main character searches for her husband. There were places where the story lagged a bit, but overall I felt the story was paced well....more

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Dec 14, 2012 Heidi rated it 5 of 5 stars

Four and a half stars: A riveting read that brings up a fascinating question: Can you ever truly know someone?

Claire Barnes thought she had a good marriage. She and Greg were together for ten years and they have two adorable little girls. But something hasn't been quite right over the last year. Greg is distant and quiet and they don't talk as much. Still every marriage has its ups and downs, it is just a rough patch. When Greg doesn't come home from a business trip, Claire's world comes crashin...more

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Oct 26, 2012 Al rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle, read-2012

It’s a good thing I don’t have to shelve Thought I Knew You at the local bookstore. I’m not sure where I’d put it. It could fit in romance, although the typical man who doesn’t read romance, but enjoys books with a female protagonist, would never stumble on it, despite its being a book he might like. Chick-Lit presents the same problem. The female lead is working through issues, not unlike what you might find in that genre; however, chick-lit is typically lighter and more humorous than you’ll fi...more

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Oct 10, 2012 Tee loves Kyle Jacobson rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc-books, blog-tour-review, oct-2012

Thought I knew You is a gripping story that has the reader thinking about a lot of things. I have to say that I would not even know what to do with myself if this ever happened to me. Losing your husband is one thing but to discover he had another life is a totally different thing.

Claire thought she had the best marriage and the best husband. That all changed the day he went on a business trip and never came back. As if his disappearance is not hard on her and the family Claire finds out that he...more

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Sep 27, 2012 Inga rated it 3 of 5 stars

My review:

Thought I Knew You was a debut novel from Kate Moretti and for a debut novel it was fairly well written. I really enjoyed the plot and the characters.

During and ordinary day, Claire is waiting for her husband to come home from a business trip. When he is not coming a day after, she is contacting the police to announce her husband missing. Police is starting to investigate the missing husband, but Claire can't just sit and wait and she is taking the matters into her own hands.

She is ask...more

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Mar 05, 2013 Laurie Carlson rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: missing-husband, wife, wife-and-children, missing-person, police-investigation, wife-investigates-with-her-best-fri, missing-dog, myster-suspense-psychological-thril

This is an OUTSTANDING read! Mystery/Suspense/Psychological Thriller all the way! Yes! I am singing HIGH praises about this book because it deserves it!
I am really missing this book now that it is over, too! I feel like a lost puppy who can't find it's own tail, which only goes to show you how MUCH I LOVED this book! I really enjoyed it! Koodles to this author, Kate Moretti!
Claire's husband disappears in this book. This really makes me wonder about my own spouse! This book gives quite the shock...more This is an OUTSTANDING read! Mystery/Suspense/Psychological Thriller all the way! Yes! I am singing HIGH praises about this book because it deserves it!
I am really missing this book now that it is over, too! I feel like a lost puppy who can't find it's own tail, which only goes to show you how MUCH I LOVED this book! I really enjoyed it! Koodles to this author, Kate Moretti!
Claire's husband disappears in this book. This really makes me wonder about my own spouse! This book gives quite the shock value.
Do "I" really KNOW my own husband? Probably not. No. Not 'every' secret, but do I really want to know 'every' secret? No, I do not. Some secrets are better left alone. With that said though, this book really makes you ponder this question. You live with your spouse every day, 24/7, minus work schedules, friends, etc., but do you really think you know all there is to know? Do each of you know everything you need to about the other? Do you know enough about the secrets both of you carry in order to not worry that the other may just some day disappear? Is there anything you don't know that could just make your spouse disappear given the right buttons are pushed too far, and one or the other psychologically breaks?
Who's to say OUR own spouse would ever just disappear into thin air, that it couldn't happen to 'any' one of us? Yet it does happen.
This is the premise of this story. Here is what happens, minus any spoilers, of course!
Claires is a married, stay at home Mom to two beautiful young girls, ages 2 and 4. Once a month, her and her husband, Greg, make sure to at least take one evening a month for their 'date night'. This is their time to spend together, just the two of them. As dedicated as their date night is, their sex life is not. Lately their sex life has been lacking quite severely. This has been concerning Claire for quite some time, and it felt like they were on a sex strike (right from the book) However, three nights prior to this one, they had had a wonderful day together, along with the girls, too. That evening Greg couldn't have been more loving to her than ever before. The time they spent together making love was beautiful, tender, and well worth remembering.
Tonight is date night, the babysitter is there, but Greg is not. Claire embarrassingly sends the babysitter home. Greg had gone out of town on business, and at first Claire thinks he is just delayed. Did he miss his flight home? Where is he? Why didn't he call like he always has in the past? With his cell phone evidently dead, and no way to contact him, she doesn't know where to turn next. Greg never does come home.
Claire starts her own investigation by calling the airlines, the hotel, and anywhere else she knows he may have been. Nothing. Although the hotel says he checked in, they don't think he ever even stayed there.
Claires turns her attention to her children. Her husband loves their daughters immensely, plays with them every night, and is the best dad there is with them. He is the epitome of the perfect father. She daydreams how they played, laughed, how much the girls love him.
Not only has Greg disappeared, but so has the family dog? What is going on? At first, Claire searches and searches for the dog, to no avail. The children keep asking, "Where is Daddy? When is Daddy coming home?". Ugh! Can you imagine? "I" would be in panic mode now! Where is the dog?
With not knowing a thing, she doesn't know where to turn next. She is a little frantic. After the first 24 hours are over, Day Two comes slowly, now it's at the 'official' 48 hour mark, and still NO GREG. Now she needs to officially file a missing person's report. She does so, not believing this is happening 'to her'. Her world has fallen apart.
The next day a Detective comes over and interviews her some more, gets some photos of Greg, then proceeds to tell her 'when a spouse goes missing most all of the time, it's because they want to be'. This shakes Claire up to the bone, goosebumps cover her body and a shrill runs down her spine. It dd myself, too.
Claire's best friend since childhood comes over the next day. Drew. Relief! He grew up next door to her, and ever since they had been the best of friends. Her girls love him, calling him Uncle Drew since they could talk. He was fun, loud, and obnoxious with them. They love him because he is so much fun! Now all the girls want is for Uncle Drew to stay overnight!
Together Claire and Drew work on trying to find out what happened to Greg.
Time goes by, and still no Greg. Now what does she do? Go on with life? How? Is she still married? Are these new feelings popping up she feels for Drew a good thing, or is it betraying her husband? How IS she supposed to feel? Will a dead body eventually show up, or will her husband show up one day on her doorstep? If he did, he had better have a good reason as to 'why' he disappeared in the first place, or is this expecting too much from him in case something bad did happen to him? Again, what about these feelings she has towards Drew? No pun intended, but she does feel drawn to him now. He's been helping her try to find Greg, and some answers are not to her liking. So 'what' now? Along the way, twists and turns come up.
As we go along reading this book, don't worry. No, everything is not saved until the end, but the ending, well, WOW!
I have to say this book read like a charm to me. I love the way this author writes. The writing is enjoyable, easy to follow because she writes SO well, it flowed very smoothly, and was impeccable. No errors! The writing and story had substance to it, which is a sign of excellent editing, too. I enjoyed this book immensely, and I have zero qualms with it. Of course this book is fiction, and I had a few questions, but nothing that impaired the story. This book was very professional and seemed as if this author had been writing for years, and most likely has been, and this is her first published work. If you were to tell me this book was put out there by a small press and was this author's first book, I would have laughed at you had I not known otherwise! I see this author excelling with her writing career. This is one author to watch! Can't wait for more from her, and it can't come soon enough! I HIGHLY recommend this book! I received this book for FREE from Red Adept Publishing (which has really impressed me with the titles of books they publish!), and this book is part of a Blog Tour, in exchange to read and write a review about it. It is NOT required for this review to be either positive or negative, but of my own honest opinion. “Free” means I was provided with ZERO MONIES to read this book nor to write this review, but to enjoy the pure pleasure of reading it. I am disclosing this information in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255, http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/cfr/wa...
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Oct 06, 2012 Mallory Anne-Marie Forbes rated it 5 of 5 stars

Recommended to Mallory Anne-Marie by: Red Adept Publishing

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A complex storyline which kept my emotions in a happy turmoil (happy because I was so engrossed I couldn’t step aside), “Thought I Knew You” is not just the story of a marriage, it is also the narration of an incredibly complicated mystery. I wager no reader will figure the denouement out ahead of time; certainly this reviewer didn’t, yet the unfolding of th...more

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Apr 26, 2013 Katie added it · review of another edition

Shelves: did-not-finish

Claire is stunned when her husband never comes home from a business trip. After a day or so, she starts calling around--the airport, the police, the hotel. He's just disappeared. Months later, he's still gone and Claire's still trying to find answers.

Honestly, I didn't finish it because I was about 1/3 of the way through when I realized that this isn't the book for me. The premise had me picking it up--my husband travels a lot and what would I do if something like this happened to me? I like su...more

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Oct 02, 2012 Karen Fowler rated it 5 of 5 stars

I've had this thought a few times in life, usually after someone disappoints me by not being the type of person I'd made them to out to be: How well can one person truly know another? Unless you can read minds, you really have not one iota of an idea of what someone else is thinking or keeping from you at any given moment. So instead, we trust.

And sometimes that comes back to bite us in the arse.

For Claire, the main character in Thought I Knew You, that moment comes when her husband mysterious...more

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Oct 12, 2012 Cresta rated it 4 of 5 stars

One word comes to mind when thinking about Kate Moretti's Thought I Knew You: RIVETING! I was engrossed in the story from the first page and found myself staying up way past my bedtime (telling myself it was worth it to be tired tomorrow) to finish the book because I just HAD to know. That is when a novel deserves the word riveting; when you have to know how it's going to end.

Claire, a mom of two girls that is on leave from work, stands at the back door and calls for the family dog. Much to her...more One word comes to mind when thinking about Kate Moretti's Thought I Knew You: RIVETING! I was engrossed in the story from the first page and found myself staying up way past my bedtime (telling myself it was worth it to be tired tomorrow) to finish the book because I just HAD to know. That is when a novel deserves the word riveting; when you have to know how it's going to end.

Claire, a mom of two girls that is on leave from work, stands at the back door and calls for the family dog. Much to her dismay, he never comes back. Her girls are distraught, but like all moms, she tells them "he'll turn up," most dogs do. Except this dog. This dog does not turn up. And this moment is what sends the family into a downward spiral from the life they knew. Not only has Cody gone missing, but by nightfall, her husband Greg still hasn't come home from his business trip. Two for two. Gone.

Claire doesn't know what she's going to do, but her instincts tell her something is wrong. She calls 911 and from there, the plot of tracking down a missing person comes to light. Claire listens dutifully to the police and detectives when she's told most adults that go missing, go missing by choice. She wrenches her heart in and out of torrid pains trying to solve the mystery of Greg's disappearance sorting through dates, trips, conversations, and late night phone calls. She starts to question her life, her marriage, her husband and allows herself to delve deeper into Greg's private side than she ever thought she could. And what she finds gives the reader pause. Claire is an emotional roller coaster and the reader takes every climb, drop, and loop with her. There are moments of frustration with Claire, sadness, anger, and pride.

Her longtime best friend from childhood, Drew (Uncle Drew to the girls), becomes her lifeline in dealing with the aftermath of a missing husband. Their relationship becomes precariously difficult under such mitigating circumstances, and even though the reader worries about Greg, we understand Claire's vexed outlook on every situation.

Claire learns how to be a self-sufficient woman and mother, really examining the marital bed from a new vantage point. Not only does she struggle and come terms with how well she knew her husband, but also herself.

Thought I Knew You will be a book that stays in your heart and in your mind. The characters are well-drawn and fleshed out. I loved and hated Claire, and loved her again. Greg made me so mad I could spit, and Drew - well, Drew is the guy that everyone loves and when reading about him, your heart breaks and mends many times for the depth Kate Moretti provided to his persona. I loved the changes I saw in Claire when she had to "fend for herself." As a military wife whose husband travels quite a bit, I've known personally the pains of replacing screens or cleaning gutters. We think of these things as "men's work" but Moretti adeptly shows us how easily they become "women's work," too.

This examination of marriage is also a bit terrifying. How well do we really know our spouses? Is there something out there hidden from our view? This book challenges the concept of really knowing one another, regardless of everything you've been through together.

Thought I Knew You is Kate Moretti's debut novel (and what a way to break in!). It is complete at 276 pages, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. I read this book in three days flat.

Kate Moretti lives in Pennsylvania with her husband, two kids, and a dog. She's worked in the pharmaceutical industry for ten years as a scientist, and has been an avid fiction reader her entire life.
She enjoys traveling and cooking, although with two kids, a day job, and writing, she doesn't get to do those things as much as she'd like.
Her lifelong dream is to buy an old house with a secret passageway.

This review is part of a blog tour for Thought I Knew You by Kate Moretti. To read more about this fantastic novel (and for a chance to enter an great giveaway) visit RedAdept Publishing's page here: http://redadeptpublishing.com/knew-yo...(less)

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Apr 17, 2013 Kari Anderson rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Claire Barnes is shattered when her husband, Greg, goes on a business trip and never returns.

Unwilling to just wait for the police to find him, Claire conducts her own investigation. Her best friend Drew helps her look for answers, but all she finds are troubling questions.

With every clue, she discovers that Greg may not be the man she thought she married.

While battling her growing feelings for Drew and raising her two young children, Claire must learn to live with the knowled...more From Goodreads.com:
Claire Barnes is shattered when her husband, Greg, goes on a business trip and never returns.

Unwilling to just wait for the police to find him, Claire conducts her own investigation. Her best friend Drew helps her look for answers, but all she finds are troubling questions.

With every clue, she discovers that Greg may not be the man she thought she married.

While battling her growing feelings for Drew and raising her two young children, Claire must learn to live with the knowledge that the truth behind Greg’s disappearance may never be revealed.

My Thoughts:
Do you ever read books and think, “What would I do in this situation?”? I do…. often. This book in particular still has my mind reeling, but unfortunately, it’s one that you can never end with a good outcome. What would you do if your husband disappeared? How do you cope? What about after a year or two passes? How would you move on? Could you? What if you find out he’s not the person you thought he would? There are several other questions I’m sure you can think of, and there are several that Claire goes through, but I want to leave you a little mystery when reading this book. I absolutely love a book that makes you think beyond your comfort zone and brings forth situations you never, in your wildest dreams, thought you may have to face.

I really like Claire in this book from the beginning to end. There aren’t many characters that I feel that way for. You feel for her through the entire book and try to put yourself in her shoes, but you just can’t. You’re on the edge of your seat as she is making decisions, hoping she chooses the one you think you would choose, and that it will end up being the “right” decision. I can see some parts that readers may dislike Claire, like a time when she becomes severely depressed and can’t snap out of it, or a time when she takes the investigation into her own hands, but both are coping mechanisms and we all would have ours.

I also really liked the supporting cast. We all know how I feel toward kids in books. Love them. Enough said. And her close friends and family all played strong roles in her life. Some of them were bigger than others, but let’s face it, that’s how life is. If something like this happened to one of us, there’s a handful of people that would be by our side 24/7, while others that we thought were friends would watch from the sidelines.

This book took me a little longer to read than I had hoped. But as you learn in this book, sometimes life happens when you get comfortable. A crazy week at work and a weekend trip with family meant not as much reading got done as normal, but this book was easy for me to pick up right where I left off. I think this is one that can definitely be read in a sitting or two if you have a weekend and want to get some great reading in.

I think Moretti knocked it out of the ballpark with this book. It was a love story, filled with mystery and intrigue. She put emotions on the pages that the reader hopes he or she never has to experience, but gives them a sense that they could make it through if this would happen to them. I look forward to reading more of her work.

I give Thought I Knew You 5 out of 5 bookmarks.(less)

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Oct 12, 2012 Candace (Lovey Dovey Books) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites, adult-romance-contemp-historical

Kate Moretti's debut is unbelievably intense. Thought I Knew You follows as a mother of two young girls questions the reality of being happy and having a successful marriage. Despite the mystery of Claire's husband's disappearance, and the what-ifs of their past and future, the story is supremely family-oriented. Claire's thoughts consistently revolve around how much her daughters' lives will change as the missing-person case takes its toll on their morale.

Even if rare, Claire's situation could...more

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Dec 20, 2012 Charlotte Lynns Reviews rated it 5 of 5 stars

Greg Barnes kisses his wife’s, Claire, forehead and heads out for his business trip. Claire stays home taking care of the kids and house waiting for Greg to return. Only he never returns.

Claire and Drew, her lifelong best friend, decide that she needs answers and start to trace Greg’s last few trips and discovers more questions than answers. As she tries to answer more questions, she realizes that her husband was not the man she thought he was. As Claire and Drew work together to answer the ques...more

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May 19, 2013 Lily (Lily Pond Reads) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: challenge-2013, favorite, romance, reviewed

4.5 Solid Stars!!

Wow...

Okay I think I reeled in my emotions enough to write a review on this book.

I was so glad that I finally got time to sit back and finish this book and when I did I found that I had a really hard time putting it down. I needed to know what happened and how it was all going to come together in the end.

So Claire Barnes husband of about ten years goes on the business trip and does not comeback. Unable to just sit back and allow the police to do their work, Claire dives into her...more

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Mar 03, 2013 Kathleen rated it 2 of 5 stars

I would probably go 2.5 stars. I felt extremely frustrated by Claire throughout the entire book. The beginning was intriguing however, Claire's constant questioning of just about everything in her life and then not really vocalizing it to Drew was very annoying. Te fact that they carried on this friendship all of their lives and loved each other, blah blah blah....i know no one knows how they would react in the situation of your husband disappearing, but I found her character to be exhausting as...more

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Feb 28, 2013 Leila Rice rated it 3 of 5 stars

3 or possibly 3.5. This was a tad on the chick lit-ish side for me, but I found the plot to be pretty engrossing. I read the bulk of this book in one evening. The ending struck me as a bit implausible, as did certain elements of the relationship between Claire and Drew. But I think it'll be a good basis for a book club discussion. Kinda fun to read a "local" book... although there wasn't too much, really, that seemed specific to Hunterdon County, New Jersey. Still, that added an interesting elem...more

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Oct 01, 2012 Elizabeth rated it 5 of 5 stars

The plot of Thought I knew You is a fascinating exploration of a woman's life when her husband goes missing. I found the story immediately engaging and was quickly drawn to Claire. Her life was like a roller coaster that had fallen off its track. I was invested in her struggles and seeing how she could possibly move forward with her life and find a balance. And I loved the ending. Do not want to spoil for anyone so you'll have to see for yourself.

Looking forward to many more books from this auth...more

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Oct 29, 2012 Sarah Fitz rated it 3 of 5 stars

The beginning of the book was good. Needed more background and wished could've seen more of Drew and Claire's relationship unfold. The Greg storyline intrigued me, but then was a little diappointed on how it turned out.

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Oct 02, 2012 Alex Owens rated it 5 of 5 stars

Stellar debut novel... reminiscent of Picoult or Anita Shreve. I can't wait to see what the authors next novel torments me (emotionally) with!

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Feb 05, 2013 Paige Daniels rated it 5 of 5 stars

So I was bored at home today and was looking at my kindle at some e-books I needed to read. I "opened" this book thinking: this isn't my normal genre and I'm a slow reader so I'll milk this one for a couple of weeks. To my surprise I finished it in one day. This is a fast paced book with plenty of twists and turns. The main character was real. There were parts I could definitely identify with, but there were times I wanted to slap her around. If you have a lazy weekend day where it is too nasty...more

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Oct 31, 2012 Michelle R. added it

Shelves: red-adept-publishing, mystery, women-s-fiction, contemporary-romance

Decline to rate -- worked on book, work for publisher.

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Apr 22, 2013 Rachel rated it 5 of 5 stars

I devoured this book in a matter of hours....it totally consumed me. So good!

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Oct 11, 2012 Melissa rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Feb 13, 2013 Nicki Hennessey rated it 4 of 5 stars

Liked it.

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Mar 29, 2013 Felicity rated it 1 of 5 stars

I'm giving it two stars because I did read it all the way to the end. I found the main character Claire, boring, selfish and self entered.

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Dec 24, 2012 Jenn rated it 3 of 5 stars

3.5-3.75 stars. This book actually got me over my hump. I read the whole book & wanted to & look forward to picking it up. Things annoyed me (how many times Drew took a sharp intake of breath that only Claire noticed) but over all I liked the book.

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Jun 08, 2013 Kelly rated it 5 of 5 stars

Fantastic!!! Finished it in days, ready to re-read

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Jun 09, 2013 Lucie Smoker rated it 5 of 5 stars

Loved this book.

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Jun 11, 2013 Jen Tormeno rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Kate Moretti lives in Pennsylvania with her husband, two kids, and a dog. She’s worked in the pharmaceutical industry for ten years as a scientist, and has been an avid fiction reader her entire life.

She enjoys traveling and cooking, although with two kids, a day job, and writing, she doesn’t get to do those things as much as she’d like.

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