Books by Kate Pepper
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review 1: WOW what a fabulous novel this is the 1st I've read by Katia Lief. This novel kept me on the edge of my seat from beginning to end all the characters were fabulous. This book made me laugh & cry I absolutely loved the 2 coppers Ramos & Bruno who were great & also cracked me up...
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review 1: This is an excellent thriller. It's dark, disturbing, pure psychological and suspenseful. On a typical summer afternoon, Emily Parker disappears in Cape Cod. A madman abducted her. We're warped inside her head as a hostage for the next five days and a search start for her. We see...
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review 1: I would love to give this five stars, but there are just too many typos. Whoever the proofreader is for this publisher they need further training. Aside from these many errors, this is a fantastic book with spot on editing. I highly recommend this author, and am grateful to my si...
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review 1: Another electrifying read from my new favourite author. Weird things are happening to Annie first she finds her husband has been having an affair charging romantic gestures to their joint credit cards and receiving lust fuelled emails from the mysterious LovyLuv when he fails to ...
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review 1: Katia Lief is one of my favorite authors right now. I found her books to be affordable on Barnes and Noble and I have purchased all that she has written. (I love affordable Ebooks!). This book is very good in the "oh my gosh, what if this happened to someone you know" feeling. ...
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review 1: The fourth book in a row by Katia Lief that I have read and I am now disappointed that I have no more by her to read :(What a great thriller!! Unlike her three previous books surrounding Karin Schaeffer, this one focused on Dr John Geary. With an amazing fast paced plot, it was d...
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review 1: Picked this one up in a Humble Bundle and although it got off to a really slow start, the first few chapters were so intriguing that I had to keep reading. It gradually picked up the pace and ended up being a pretty good page turner. Showing off the really awful side of identity ...