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Perfect Strangers
The Happiest Refugee: A Memoir
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Someone: A Novel
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Believing the Lie (Inspector Lynley Mystery, Book 17)
Elizabeth George's novels are way too chunky but I always believe they are worth hanging onto the end. And her latest one is a door stopper. And while I am hardly one to call her writing genteel, it is always familial with dark overtones and "Believing The Lie" is unusual for her, particularly nasty. I have to confess I just went for the ride instead of trying to deconstruct the plot and get caught up with the lives of the unfortunate characters in the novel. Satisfying.
