Leigh Novak left behind a faithless husband to begin a new life with her young son as a family doctor in a small California town. But Hartwood holds a bitter welcome for both of them.
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GRIPPING SUSPENSE AT ITS BEST
>From the back cover:
"HARTWOOD'S CHILDREN KNEW A SECRET. A BAD, BAD SECRET...
It was Leigh Novak's second chance. Leigh's first patient, a child, died
mysteriously in her office. And soon Leigh was too busy to spend much time
with Jeremy. It seemed her only friend was Nora - the woman who took such
good care of the town's little children. When Nora started taking care of
Jeremy, he stopped getting angry, stopped crying, stopped telling lies...
Nora taught her children to be very, very good. If they were bad, she
punished them. And if a child was very bad, Nora made sure he would never
cry again..."
Riveting! You won't be able to put this one down, I guarantee it!
WEDNESDAY'S CHILD is a roller coaster ride of the first order. Loved it.
Believable characters you care about. Suspense that builds and when you're
already on the edge of your seat, the authors turn the heat up. A bang-up
ending. A medical thriller that is a sort of Robin Cook and Mary Higgins
Clark blend. Not a lagging paragraph in the entire book. You won't want to
> miss this exciting thriller from the authors of SHOU.
>
> Reviewed by Joan Hall Hovey, Author of NOWHERE TO HIDE
Joan Hall Hovey
http://www.angelfire.com/ca3/joanhallhovey
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m j hollingshead writes as if she was a cat herself. She feels the way they do, she sees the world from their viewpoint.
A very touching story, an real eye-opener. Excellent.
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