I recommend only books that I found not-put-downable, and I recommend What the Dead Know by Laura Lippman. This book came with me to the dinner table, and I didn't put it down to go to sleep but fell asleep with it in my lap (so lost my place and left the light on). It's not great literature, but I enjoyed it.
What the Dead Know is about a woman who claims to be one of two sisters who disappeared in 1975, the five-day investigation into her story, and memories. She's so mysterious, you'll be trying to figure her out and changing what you think every couple of pages.
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May 31, 2008 07:43 PM EDT
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Comments: 8
thanks for this - I love recommendations from friends!
I love books that keep you guessing and keep changing as they develop. Sounds great!
Thanks for posting your review to the Gather group, Bookin'.