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What the Dead Know: A Novel (Rated: 18+)
Product Type: BookReviewer: ♥noVember tHiNg♥ Review Rated: 18+ |
Amazon's Price: $ 32.75
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Summary of this Book... | ||
This novel was inspired by a real case that happened in the area that I grew up in. Two young sisters disappeared from a shopping plaza in broad daylight, never to be heard from again. This really happened in Maryland in 1975. This book is set in the same year, but in a different county, which is a suburb of Baltimore, insstead of the real life suburb of D.C. After 30 years plus, a lady turns up, claiming to be one of the sisters. A lot has changed in 30 years. This book was a real page turner. I will not give away the ending. In the original case, to my knowledge, no one ever found out what happened to the girls. I think their dad was a local radio personality. It was very sad. About ten years after this happened, I was at a movie at the same shopping center they disappeared from and had a bunch of stuff taken out of my wallet while in the movie. The thief put the wallet back, taking what he/she wanted and charging a bunch of stuff. I didn't notice the credit card missing until the next day. The shopping center where the real crime occurred was called Wheaton Plaza. I think it is called something else now, but it always gives me the creeps. | ||
This type of Book is good for... | ||
anyone who enjoys a great mystery. The ending was truly shocking. | ||
I especially liked... | ||
how it all came together at the end. Usually book endings disappoint me. This one was terrific. | ||
This Book made me feel... | ||
sad for the real case that was never solved. (as far as I know) | ||
The author of this Book... | ||
has a great imagination. | ||
Further Comments... | ||
has an odd way of writing about police officers. I am not sure if English is her first language, after reading this book, but she is a great writer. | ||
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Created Jul 29, 2013 at 1:02pm •
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