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Now You See Her

by James Patterson (Goodreads Author), Michael Ledwidge

3.94 of 5 stars 3.94 · rating details · 13,380 ratings · 1,370 reviews

The perfect life

A successful lawyer and loving mother, Nina Bloom would do anything to protect the life she's built in New York--including lying to everyone, even her daughter, about her past. But when an innocent man is framed for murder, she knows that she can't let him pay for the real killer's crimes.

The perfect lie

Nina's secret life began 18 years ago. She had looks...more

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Published June 27th 2011 by Little, Brown and Company (first published 2011)

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May 26, 2012 Nena rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: womens-reads, 2012-reads

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I read some of the negative reviews here on Goodreads before I downloaded this to my MP3 player. All I can say is that sometimes you have to overlook a bad review and read for yourself. This turned out to be a really good read for me.

I like Patterson's style of keeping the chapters short. I think this gives the story momentum. Even though the chapters are short, I didn't feel they were choppy at all. I also love the fact that he knows when to stop and not go on and on with his...more

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Oct 07, 2011 Gor93ous rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Somewhere between 2 - 2.5 stars

I really, REALLY wanted to like this book.

I tried. I even read it till its very last page with very little skimming. But the thing is, I couldn't like it.

It is fast paced, alright. (It even felt a little jumpy and a tad choppy at the beginning due to the shortness of its chapters.)

There was some very good suspense installed in the beginning and near-the-end of the book. But, it's lacking this crime thriller vibe, because the voice of Jeanina clearly dominated the s...more

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Sep 26, 2012 Elaine rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Let me start off by saying that I never read James Patterson Novels. It's not that I don't like his books, it's just that "suspense thrillers" are not my genre of choice. My main reason for reading "Now You See Her" was to bond with my boyfriend. His whole library is filled with suspense thrillers.

Well I have to say, I liked it! It's easy reading, short chapters (a page and a half, two if it's a long chapter), and quite the page turner. For me it was a change of pace, fun read. So Mr. Patterson,...more

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Oct 13, 2011 Melanie rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Predictable, but an easy entertaining book. Character development is weak and the main character (jeanine/nina) does not grasp your emotions, you do not feel connected to her, lacks something. Over all a decent book; no need to re-read.

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Aug 24, 2012 Serena Cloos rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Wat een ontzettend spannend boek!!! Dit is het eerste boek dat ik van deze schrijver heb gelezen en het zal ook absoluut niet het laatste zijn. Op iedere nieuwe bladzijde gebeurt wel weer iets spannends zodat je gewoon verder MOET lezen…
Dat belooft nog veel goeds voor de rest van zijn boeken die ik nog in mijn bezit heb.
Een absolute aanrader!!!

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May 24, 2013 Robin Jinsol rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

BOOK REPORT
Title: Now You See Her
Author: James Patterson & Michael Ledwidge
Genre: Mystery, Crime, Adult Fiction
# of Pages: 375
Reading Level:

Exposition:
Nina Bloom has a past that she's been hiding for 17 years. As a successful New York lawyer and mother, Nina has been lying about everything -- her past, her life, and even her name. Nina's real name is Jeanine. After catching her boyfriend doing the deed with her best friend during a vacation to Key West, she steals her ex-boyfriend's car and...more BOOK REPORT
Title: Now You See Her
Author: James Patterson & Michael Ledwidge
Genre: Mystery, Crime, Adult Fiction
# of Pages: 375
Reading Level:

Exposition:
Nina Bloom has a past that she's been hiding for 17 years. As a successful New York lawyer and mother, Nina has been lying about everything -- her past, her life, and even her name. Nina's real name is Jeanine. After catching her boyfriend doing the deed with her best friend during a vacation to Key West, she steals her ex-boyfriend's car and hits a man, killing him. The first cop to arrive on scene, Peter Fournier, decides not to arrest her. Whether it was out of gratitude or true love, Jeanine decides to marry Peter and spend the rest of her life in Key West. A couple weeks before their honeymoon, she finds out that she's pregnant.

Conflict:
Jeanine finds out that her good cop husband, Peter, isn't such a good cop after all. She learns that Peter had a wife and son before her; they were found shot and killed. She also realizes that he killed many others. He's involved with big drug cartels. In fear, Jeanine runs away with her unborn child. While all that's happening, a serial killer, The Jump Killer, kidnaps her and tries to kill her. Fortunately, she escapes and starts her new life with her daughter, Emma, who knows nothing about her actual father. When an innocent man is about to be executed for the crimes of the Jump Killer, Nina goes back to Key West to try and save him.

Climax:
Peter has been promoted to being Key West's chief of police. He remarried and had two teenage sons. Still thinking that Jeanine is dead, he is shocked to see her alive in the heart of New York. Impressed and angry, Peter tries to kill her but fails. Jeanine goes to Key West, meets another lawyer, and saves the innocent man. When she is out on a date with the other lawyer, the Jump Killer captures her once again. He reveals that he is Peter's best friend and that the Jump Killer isn't real. It's always just been him and Peter.

Resolution:
Before Nina is sold off to the drug cartel to rape, torture, and ultimately kill her, the lawyer and the police come to rescue. She takes the first plane home and finds an angry daughter and her sadistic ex-husband. Peter tries to drown her but Emma comes to her rescue. Nina ends up taking a knife and cutting Peter's jugular, killing him instantly. Although her past had been revealed, she was not arrested and her law firm didn't fire her. A year later, Nina is married to the regular lawyer and lives a happy life.

Theme/Lesson:
I think that the theme for this book is sacrifice. Nina Bloom sacrifices her fake but wonderful life to save the life of an innocent man. In Fahrenheit 451, one of the themes is also sacrifice. Guy Montag sacrifices everything he has to bring books back to his society. He is even willing to sacrifice himself. Both characters give up their personal desires for another. I believe that if you love something/someone, you can pretty much do anything. Nothing seems too big or overwhelming and even if something does, you'll always find a way to overcome it. In order to truly love and trust, you need to sacrifice something. It's a necessary part of life and relationships.(less)

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May 09, 2013 Kristie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: drama, suspense

4.5 stars here.

James Patterson finally redeemed himself for me... I used to love his books but the last 3-4 I've read have been horribly disappointing. This one reminded me of why I keep coming back.

Don't want to spoil the story here, so I'll keep it general. This was one story where I just HAD to keep reading to figure out what was going on. So many twists and turns, and just when I thought I had it all figured out... Surprise! Part of the intrigue was easy to suss out, but tying it all togethe...more

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Apr 30, 2013 Wilenin16 added it · review of another edition

For many people, leaving the past where it belongs is hard to do, while others can simply turn the page. The main character of “Now You See Her “, by James Patterson, struggled with letting her past become part of her present. She goes by the name of Nina Bloom, a proud mother and successful lawyer, living in New York with her teenage daughter Emma. Life was normal in the city, Nina and her daughter shared a great relationship, she had everything she could possibly want but there was one thing m...more

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Apr 09, 2013 David Roberts rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I am reviewing the novel Now You See Her by James Patterson et al which is an excellent thriller which I bought from kindle. The plot follows a mother through her earlier years when she dropped out of university. She was on holiday with her boyfriend who was also a student and he left him because he had got drunk and had sex with her best friend. She took his car but had been drinking and accidently ran someone over and killed him. The police officer took pity on her and helped her dispose of th...more

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Oct 30, 2012 Colin rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The lady character in this book has a bit of bad luck when driving home, she swerves to avoid a dog in the road, goes into a spin and when she comes to rest there is a dead body near her car. Things don't improve when a police car rolls up and the officer slaps the cuffs on. A trip to the lockup is avoided though, when the cop says that as the victim was a local lowlife there is no harm done, and if he can just use her car boot he will get rid of the body and all will be well. This is done, and...more

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Oct 04, 2012 Jeri rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: f-suspense, f-women, kindle

Hadn't read Patterson in a long time and he remains a good storyteller but for some reason he just doesn't strike a "favorite" chord with me. In this one a woman in New York is a successful lawyer and loving mother, who had a HUGE secret from her past. On a trip to the Florida Keys as a youth she struck a bicyclist and killed him...a policeman "happened" to be nearby and instead of arresting her he helped her hide the body and then they became involved and married???? Sounds a bit surreal to me....more

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Aug 07, 2012 Elizabeth Noah rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Aug 06, 2012 Marianne rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Now You See Her is the 26th stand-alone novel by James Patterson and is co-written with Michael Ledwidge. When 21-year-old Jeanine’s spring break in Key West finds her drunkenly running down a biker and killing him, she is rescued by an understanding cop. A cop who takes care of things for her, a very attractive cop named Peter Fournier whom she ends up marrying. But 2 years later, pregnant, Jeanine finds out a few things about Peter that send her into hiding. She fakes her own abduction by a se...more

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Jul 05, 2012 KRM rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

As James Patterson (& co)'s novels have been a bit hit and miss the past few years I decided to download the sample chapters (a good third of the book) from his website before committing to buying it - I raced through those 29 chapters in no time and had purchased the full novel before I'd even reached chapter 15.

Now You See Her is one of the best stories that Patterson has written in the past few years and is full of twists and turns, surprises and shocks and really feels like a well though...more

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Jun 19, 2012 Best Crime Books rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I first have to explain that I am a HUGE Patterson fan, but also a HUGE Patterson critic when it comes to his co-written books. There has been much speculation over the years about how much input Patterson has with these books and in my opinion some of his most recent work was diabolical, leaving me to wonder if he even glanced at them, let alone co-written them.

Michael Ledwidge started writing the Michael Bennett series with JP a while back and I am now a die-hard Bennett fan. I do however wond...more I first have to explain that I am a HUGE Patterson fan, but also a HUGE Patterson critic when it comes to his co-written books. There has been much speculation over the years about how much input Patterson has with these books and in my opinion some of his most recent work was diabolical, leaving me to wonder if he even glanced at them, let alone co-written them.

Michael Ledwidge started writing the Michael Bennett series with JP a while back and I am now a die-hard Bennett fan. I do however wonder if more of this book is Michael Ledwidge's doing with a smattering of the Patterson touch? Maybe that is the secret to this pairing?

This book I was wary of, just because it was a stand alone co-written book and I wasn't sure whether this would be as awful as the other recent ones, but I needn't have worried. This book had me hook, line and sinker from chapter one.

It starts in the current day with Nina Bloom in New York with her daughter. After the first introductions are made, we are transported back to the early days in Nina's life when she met her husband Peter. The book starts off with a bang and the disastrous events that start Nina's life spiralling. Following the shocking events you can literally feel every emotion of this woman rolling off the page.

We then follow Nina's life and how everything got her to where she is today. Nina's husband Peter is a truly despicable character who I loathed from the moment I read about him, but for all the loathing it made for a special read due to the intense feelings I had to the characters in the book.

As Nina's journey is made you feel the tension and fear build up in her life and then we are catapulted into her journey to try to save both herself and her daughter. There are other more minor characters making appearances but the whole crux of the story centres around Nina and her husband Peter.

I read this in a matter of hours and when the ending was finally reached I felt satisfied that this was the best Patterson book I had read in a while. Actually, I correct myself; I think this was the best Ledwidge book I had read in a while!

The book was everything you would expect, fast, edgy and full of suspense. The perfect book in every way and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It was one of those books that made me think it would make a great film! Highly recommended! (less)

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May 26, 2012 Jay rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Now You See Her
By James Patterson & Michael Ledwidge

Attention all beach-minded readers---this is the one!

Well, actually, you’ll not even know where you are once you dive into this baby, and maybe, in all honesty and considering the dangers of too much sun, skip the beach altogether because once you start reading this, you’re a goner. Take it from me, I was so immersed in this story that I sunburned the tops of my feet and had to hobble around shoe-less for several days.

The beginning is act...more

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May 05, 2012 Hilary rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

James. Patterson. Knows. How. To. Write. A. Book. Maybe that's why he racked in more than $84 milli last year. Now You See Her is a classic, page turning, psychological, mind effing novel. Once you think you've figured everything out, another heart attack causing twist is added that will literally have your mouth hanging wide open.

Nina is your typical "woe is me, I've had a horrible life, where is my Prince Charming to save me" damsel in distress. You want to hate Nina (and at times slap her),...more

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Apr 02, 2012 Heather Boustead rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobook, contemporary, crime, drama, romance, suspense, thriller

Now You See Her
By James Patterson

Would you risk your life to save the life of a stranger? This is the dilemma Nina Bloom finds herself facing. Nina has been in hiding since she found out she was pregnant eighteen years ago, but when an innocent man is about to be executed for a crime he didn’t commit Nina is the only one who can save him.
This was an intense suspense filled novel; James Patterson has managed to capture our attentions from the very beginning and does not let it go even after the...more

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Jan 17, 2012 Mark rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2012, james-patterson, library-books

The best stand-alone novel by James Patterson that I have read in a while.
I quite like stories about people's past catching up with them and this book didn't dissapoint. It actually had a rather Harlan Coben feel about it opposed to the usual Patterson type story centered around a detective. Ofcourse it had the usual Patterson trademark short and to the point chapters, which usually make his books a nice smooth quick read, but in this case (owing to the fact the story was essentially told in tw...more

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Jan 02, 2012 Linette rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: adventure, action-packed, realistic-fiction, amazing

I am utterly amazed at this book. I am astounded. This book was amazing. In this book you travel with Jeanine/Nina to see how this woman escaped evil, was brave enough to go search for it, and conquered it. Peter has two faces-One face=a cute police officer who you can entice to let you go. Another face=a psychopath, sociopath, drug-dealer, murderer and a serial killer at that, fake guy. Actually, he's not even a person. You see, One face+the other face= All-evil Peter Fornier.
James Patterson a...more

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Nov 25, 2011 S.N. McKibben rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: thriller

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A successful lawyer and loving mother, Nina Bloom would do anything to protect the life she's built in New York—including lying to everyone, even her daughter, about her past. But when an innocent man is framed for murder, she knows that she can't let him pay for the real killer's crimes.

I got sucked in by the hook. The story--line flawless. The plot--flawless. The writing--flawless. Yet, I was bored with the end. It was a perfect, tight, wonderful story that grabbed me and while it did have a...more

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Nov 05, 2011 Jodi rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Oct 16, 2011 Kat rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Oct 04, 2011 Asmita rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Ten out of five, twenty out of ten and two hundred thousand billions stars out of however many there are and can be. This book is a page turner. This is what I call “Murder and Mystery and Suspense”. Sidney Sheldon, not a chance, Robin Cook not a chance, Anthony Horowitz, not a chance. This is it, this is really good stuff, straight, downright scary, sadistic, authentic. James Patterson is God, he is my God, I worship him, and I really do. He is something else. I was expecting some clash between...more

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Sep 05, 2011 Aaron rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Nina Bloom would seem to have a dream life. She has a successful career as a lawyer. She has a teenaged girl getting ready to head off to college with a good chance of getting into Brown University. Everyone would want to have her life. In fact, she was just one such person wishing for a better life.

When Nina was in college, her name was Jeanine, and she had gone down to Key West on Spring Break with a group of friends and her boyfriends. Things went terribly wrong, and it all started when she w...more
Nina Bloom would seem to have a dream life. She has a successful career as a lawyer. She has a teenaged girl getting ready to head off to college with a good chance of getting into Brown University. Everyone would want to have her life. In fact, she was just one such person wishing for a better life.

When Nina was in college, her name was Jeanine, and she had gone down to Key West on Spring Break with a group of friends and her boyfriends. Things went terribly wrong, and it all started when she walked in to find her best friend sleeping with her boyfriend. She was drink and wanted revenge so she decided to take his car and go for a ride. Before she knew it, she was on a beach-side road with a body behind the car and a police officer asking questions.

That police officer was Peter Fournier, a successful transplant from the Boston area. After hearing the sad story of being an orphan and the events leading up to her hitting the man, who turned out to be the local drunk/druggie and a hoodlum. He took her in and helped her hide the body. The two ended up married, and Jeanine and Peter became a dream couple: him with a successful career in the police force and helping the FBI deal with drug runners, and she working with a friend who was a caterer.

As Jeanine and Peter were building their lives together, a serial killer dubbed the Jump Killer was attacking young women throughout Florida. The trail was slowly making its way south.

Secrets can ruin everything. The problem was that Jeanine's secrets were not the only ones that would affect what was happening. As Jeanine learns more about her husband's past, she realizes that she needs to get away and the Jump Killer could be the perfect way of getting away, if only she could duplicate the pattern.

The problem is you can't runaway from your problems for ever. It may have been more than 15 years, but Nina is going to have to face the past if she is going to save herself, her daughter ... and an African American man falsely accused of being the Jump Killer. She can only do it by coming out of the shadows, risking everything she has built up, and telling the truth of what she knows.

Ledwidge has quickly become one of my favorite co-authours with Patterson. Each of their collaborations has proved to be filled with interesting characters, good plotlines, and an on-the-edge-of-your-seat feelnigs. As more details become clear, the pacing of each book quickens, racing toward and action-packed conclusion. This new volume does not disappoint.(less)

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Aug 31, 2011 Nancy rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Great book! As much as I hate that Patterson has all these co-authors, he does seem to have a winning approach to writing good books! Definitely a spell-binder!

The perfect life

A successful lawyer and loving mother, Nina Bloom would do anything to protect the life she's built in New York—including lying to everyone, even her daughter, about her past. But when an innocent man is framed for murder, she knows that she can't let him pay for the real killer's crimes.

The perfect lie

Nina's secret life b...more

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Aug 22, 2011 Jessica RiffeKincaid rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: mystery

This was very suspensful with every turn of the page! A woman on vacation during Spring Break accompanied with her boyfriend and best friend, finds herself in the largest nightmare imaginable. While drinking and partying with her boyfriend and best friend she finds herself waking up, still intoxicated to her first nightmare. He boyfriends and best friends are sleepin together behind her back! During her madness and still drunk she steals the keys to his sports car and takes off thru the Flordia...more This was very suspensful with every turn of the page! A woman on vacation during Spring Break accompanied with her boyfriend and best friend, finds herself in the largest nightmare imaginable. While drinking and partying with her boyfriend and best friend she finds herself waking up, still intoxicated to her first nightmare. He boyfriends and best friends are sleepin together behind her back! During her madness and still drunk she steals the keys to his sports car and takes off thru the Flordia streets only to come upon a dog before she can stop and it's owner running out in front of her. She hits the man, killing him. She has almost decided to leave the scene when a cop pulls up and she knows it is too late to leave with out being caught now. Facing the problem, the cop falls instantly in love with her and decides to help her out by desposing of the body and providing her with comfort which turns into a marriage. During this marriage, and after finding herself pregnant with his child, she discovers all the lies and secrets her cop husband has been keeping from her. He has been dealing drugs and is life deep in the hidden, corupt world, that is making him silently rich. She decides to run for her protection and that of her un-born child because with her husbands past carries death of all his other wives. She puts together a plan and leaves and with it she is chased and almost killed by a frightening serial killer, only to escape to New York. There she raises her daughter in secret and lies used for their protection. She manages to work her way up in the world and becomes a high profile lawyer, and just when she was feeling that she would never have to look over her shoulders again, that was when her world came crashing down around her. Leaving her daughter behind, she travels back to Flordia for the last time in her life to combat her past full on, so that she may help to free the man that is accused of being the serial killer that supposedly took her life and having been there she knows the man is innocent. So, now she faces her worse fears, her husband, his corupt police department, and worse of all her past and the truth.

This was a thrilling page turner from the first page. A non-stop thrill ride to the end! This book was very hard for me to put down and upon waking in the middle of the night I would find myself picking up the novel just to read another chapter to find out what happens next just to help me go back to sleep and even after I would still have my mind turning with the excitement of what was going to happen next!(less)

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Aug 11, 2011 Alla rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

In “Now you see her,” James Patterson tells the story of a mysterious woman named Nina, who’s running away from her old life and secrets which can ruin her life in the present. The story starts off when Nina, a single mom, shows a video recording to her sixteen-year-old daughter of her father wishing her a happy birthday. Only it’s not her father, but an actor hired by Nina. For whatever reason, Nina does not want her daughter to know the truth.

Flashback to nearly twenty years ago: Nina is Jeani...more

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Aug 02, 2011 Georgiann Hennelly rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Nina Bloom was a loving mother and a successful lawyer. She,d do anything to protect her daughter and her life in New York . -including lie about her past .Nina,s secret life began nineteen years ago When she went to Key west Florida on spring break. With her premed boyfriend and other friends . When they all get drunk and Nina wakes up to find her boyfriend making ove to her best friend in the bathroom she runs out of the room steals his car and takes off.. when a dog runs in front of her and...more

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Jul 30, 2011 Ashley rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book had Lawyers, Key West, and a murder plot - I couldn't resist. But it's not my favorite read of all time.

I'm not a fan of this author's writing style at all. The book is broken up into 170 or so choppy little chapters, and I was disappointed with how little time the author spent describing the gorgeous scenery of Key West. In fact, if I had not been to Key West over and over again, I'm not sure I would have been able to visualize what the characters were doing as they travelled around...more

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