Kate Flora
Goodreads Author
Born
in The United States
Website
Twitter
Genre
Member Since
March 2010
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Playing God (Joe Burgess, #1)
9 editions
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2006
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Chosen for Death (Thea Kozak #1)
9 editions
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1994
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The Angel of Knowlton Park (Joe Burgess, #2)
7 editions
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2008
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Led Astray (Joe Burgess, #5)
4 editions
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2016
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Redemption (Joe Burgess, #3)
5 editions
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2012
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And Grant You Peace (Joe Burgess, #4)
7 editions
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2014
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An Educated Death (Thea Kozak #4)
8 editions
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1997
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Death in a Funhouse Mirror (Thea Kozak #2)
8 editions
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1995
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Death in Paradise (Thea Kozak #5)
7 editions
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1998
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Death at the Wheel (Thea Kozak #3)
8 editions
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1996
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Kate’s Recent Updates
Kate Flora
is now friends with
Virginia Campbell
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“Even in societies vastly different from America's, common facial expressions like happiness, fear, surprise, and shock are the same.”
― And Grant You Peace
― And Grant You Peace
“Wal-Mart is modern America in a nutshell. A busy, air-conditioned bazaar offering products from all over the world at irresistible prices. No one sits on a carpet and haggles with you only because the Grand Vizier has already read your mind and priced the things you want at the prices you want to pay. No human interaction is necessary. Just pile up your sterile metal shopping cart with all the things you need to keep you happy, pay with plastic, and carry them back to your mobile home in your pickup truck, where you can add them to the hordes of other products you bagged on earlier expeditions. We live in a culture where shopping has become a recreational activity and the passive, glassy-eyed stare of the shopper suggests we are all being controlled by some higher authority which has replaced our minds, our souls, our will with a single emotion: the desire to shop.”
― Liberty or Death
― Liberty or Death
“Getting a six-foot dead man into his SUV wasn't easy for a small woman in stilettos and a pencil skirt. He flopped like a dead fish and seemed to have more limbs than an octopus.”
― Girls Night Out
― Girls Night Out
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