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Red Leaves by Thomas H. Cook

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Oct 05, 10

bookshelves: fiction, mystery
Read in October, 2010

I read this for my library's book club, thus motivating me to finish it. Thankfully it was a quick read and somewhat kept my interest, but in the end, it wasn't anything amazing. I am admittedly not well-read at all in this genre so it's new territory for me, but the story felt like a corny episode of a TV mystery drama. The leaf and photo metaphors on every other page were very played out by the end. Also, as the story spiraled downwards with the characters' increasing mistrust and deception, there were a lot of gaping plot holes and plain common sense stuff that just didn't add up.

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Daisy Porter-Reynolds Yeah. Like how they didn't find the cigarette butts outside the girl's window until like a week after she went missing? wtf?


Daisy Porter-Reynolds And the book never discussed when the parents last saw Amy - was it after they sent Keith home? This seems critically important. If they didn't check on her then, why not?


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