Gary G. (GMG) reviewed on 1/29/2006 + 9 more book reviews

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The disappearance of a young girl creates an atmosphere of suspicion and hate in a nice family on the east coast. Well written and profane. Harlan Coben, literary critic, says that "Red Leaves" is "one of the best novels you'll read this year--gripping, beautifully written, haunting, surprising, and devastating."

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