by Karin Slaughter
by Karin Slaughter This started out sounding like something you would find under 'Womens Fiction' and I wondered if I had made a mistake. Andrea had chased her glamorous dreams to New York City and failed, winding up waiting tables. When her mother telephoned her with disturbing news, she leaves N...
This was the second stand-alone by Slaughter that I've read in the last couple of days (actually, I read this one first, but already wrote the other review). From this experience, I think it's clear that I have a marked preference for her Will Trent series. This one had a bit of Patty Hearst, Sy...
This is the second Karin Slaughter book that I've read and, although I enjoyed it, I probably preferred The Good Daughter. This novel concerns itself with Laura, a speech therapist, and her daughter, Andrea, who suddenly find themselves embroiled in the death of a killer. There's quite a lot of comp...
When we first meet Laura Oliver & her daughter Andrea, they seem to have a close, dependent relationship. But make no mistake. These are 2 very different women. Laura is an elegant, self assured speech therapist in a small community outside Savannah. Andy is mousy & introverted, working night shift ...
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