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No Hiding Place
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Rae Foley

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Alexandra is 50% done

— Nov 18, 2025 03:26PM Add a comment

C. (Comment, never msg). is finished

Fast-paced, keeping my interest, and curiosity. I'm not guessing who the antagonist is.

— Dec 10, 2013 10:14PM Add a comment

C. (Comment, never msg). is on page 141 of 296

Fast-paced, keeping my interest, and curiosity. I'm not guessing who the antagonist is.

— Dec 10, 2013 05:28PM Add a comment

C. (Comment, never msg). is on page 120 of 296

Even off-put by the beginning -who among us wouldn't LOOK if someone gave us an urgent suitcase- I enjoy the rest of the chase. There are police consulted along the way, which is more intelligent than many 'bumble heedlessly' stories. But my favourite aspect has always been people taking charge of tracking a mystery down.

— Dec 10, 2013 09:31AM Add a comment

C. (Comment, never msg). is on page 82 of 296

Different and very interesting. I don't think it make sense to be suspect in your dearest friend's death: (A) when you were out-of-town and (B) you were well kept at her apartment. No pressure, no complaints.

— Dec 09, 2013 03:51PM Add a comment

C. (Comment, never msg). is on page 32 of 296

This is the very contrast I've been observing as a writer. Do readers want a hasty leap into action, without knowing or absorbing the heroine? Or is there a way to let an informative, personalizing introduction simmer with a maintenance of interest?

— Dec 08, 2013 09:05AM Add a comment