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Thicker Than Water
James Markham jilts his fiance for a woman he appears to know very little about. Jill Irving has everything she could wish for, but she, too, has secrets in her past. What links these very different people, and who is the stranger whose sudden appearance causes such terror?
Paperback, 224 pages
Published
February 1st 2010
by Severn House
(first published March 1st 2009)
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This is a mystery that breaks the usual formula. It starts with a series of short stories, each ending with a murder. How are they related? The answer is eventually revealed, but the book fell rather flat for me, probably because none of the characters in the first three stories, which take up a bit more than half the book, resonated with me. I started skipping around after that to just find out who done it. The last half develops characters you can believe in better and does have a bit of the ...more
The perfect murders..........revenge based and impossible to trace. The book tells of three apparently unrelated people, murdered and then hanged by an unknown person. But are they unrelated or is there something in the past that connects them to this murderer? You betcha' and the author does a great job interweaving all the various levels of the story into a fascinating tale. The only gripe that I have is that I could have done without the afterword. I thought it diluted an otherwise intriguin...more
I am definitely a fan of this author and really liked the way the story unfolded without the need for a detective or defacto sleuth.
Never read this author before, but I really liked this book. I see she also has a couple of book series, which I will check out at some point.
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