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Denver
Post Bestseller 
"A
fast-paced, satisfying ride that succeeds in raising some
interesting questions... The novel's climax is heart- stopping, and
its conclusion just right.”
-
The Denver Post
A
six-year-old is missing and the city goes on high alert.
When his body is found at a local park, suspicion falls
on a woman with a notorious past: Rachel Boyd, who was
recently paroled after serving thirty years for the murder
of a young playmate. Jackie Flowers does more than take
Rachel’s case; she brings Rachel into her home. As
history threatens to repeat itself, Jackie is forced to
confront whether anyone can truly be redeemed. |
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"Sturdy
intrigue in and out of court with an especially sharp
eye
for the riptides of power running just beneath the legal
quiddities."
--
Kirkus Reviews
On
a snowy roadside just west of Boulder, naked but for a
pair of handcuffs and a filthy dog collar, a young woman
stumbles out of the wilds on a bitterly cold March night.
The girl is Amy Lynch, a university coed last seen at a
local bar. It seems the handcuffs, much to the shock of
local defense attorney Jackie Flowers, belonged to Jackie’s
former law professor, Glenn Ballard—a powerful federal
judge possessed of a sterling reputation and boundless
political ambition. Before Jackie can even begin to get
her head around what’s happened, Ballard has tapped
her to lead his defense. |
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"A
gripping psycho-legal thriller of the first order, combining
the better elements of Lisa Scottoline's legal thriller
work & the psychological thriller works of James Patterson...."
-- www.rebeccasreads.com
"Riveting
stuff."
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The ABA Journal
Called
to defend entrepreneur Aaron Best in the grisly slaying
of a millionaire's trophy wife, dyslexic lawyer Jackie
Flowers takes on criminal profiling and a serial killer
in Blind Spot, her debut legal thriller. |
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"Stephanie
Kane does it again. Quiet Time keeps your mind thinking
and your heart racing -- What a
great read!"
--
Rikki Klieman, Court TV
The
facade of an all-American family is shattered forever when
Peggy Scott is murdered
one week before her son's wedding in Quiet Time, a new
psychological thriller by Stephanie Kane. A chilling
account of secrets and lies handed down from generation
to generation. |
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