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Kill and Tell
Kill and Tell
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Nurse Karen Whitlaw flies to New Orleans to identify the body of her murdered father and meets detective Marc Chastain. There is instant mutual attraction and now Karen has a protector from assassins who are seeking a package her father sent her. The package contains information for which a Washington politician is ready to kill.
Author:
Nurse Karen Whitlaw flies to New Orleans to identify the body of her murdered father and meets detective Marc Chastain. There is instant mutual attraction and now Karen has a protector from assassins who are seeking a package her father sent her. The package contains information for which a Washington politician is ready to kill.
ISBN-13: 9781416517108
ISBN-10: 1416517103
Publication Date: 2005
Pages: 305
Rating: 36
ISBN-10: 1416517103
Publication Date: 2005
Pages: 305
Rating: 36
4 stars, based on 36 ratings
Publisher: Pocket Books
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio CD
Reviews: Member | Amazon | Write a Review
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio CD
Reviews: Member | Amazon | Write a Review
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I love anything Linda Howard writes even if the back cover doesn't sound like something I would normally read. She's one of the few authors that I will buy in hardback and she's on my keeper bookshelf for life.
This is a wonderful story that I keep reading over and over again.
This is a wonderful story that I keep reading over and over again.
It used to be that I tore through Linda Howard books like no one's business. I had friends tell me it was a "must read" and all I can do is wonder "why"? It was good--but definitley not a keeper. "Open Season" and "Dying to Please" will be lonely on my bookshelf once again.
Karen Whitlaw learns her father has been murdered. She has not seen him in many years and thinks he is just another bum who has deserted his family until her deceased mother receives a package from him. Very good story
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