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Every Fifteen Minutes
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The World Is Probably Out To Get You
Lisa Scottoline knows how to write a satisfying mystery. Just the right mix of prosaic detail, humour, and pace.
There is a downside however: sociopathy is revealed as potentially everywhere, in your spouse, your colleagues, your friends, and (if you’re a shrink) your clients.
So, if you aren’t already a bit mentally unstable, Every Fifteen Minutes may push you over the edge of paranoia. If you feel really comfortable with the idea of essential human goodness, then read on. Keep in mind, though, that you won’t emerge from the experience unscathed.
Lisa Scottoline knows how to write a satisfying mystery. Just the right mix of prosaic detail, humour, and pace.
There is a downside however: sociopathy is revealed as potentially everywhere, in your spouse, your colleagues, your friends, and (if you’re a shrink) your clients.
So, if you aren’t already a bit mentally unstable, Every Fifteen Minutes may push you over the edge of paranoia. If you feel really comfortable with the idea of essential human goodness, then read on. Keep in mind, though, that you won’t emerge from the experience unscathed.
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Michael Black knows how to write a satisfying mystery teaser. : )
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Julie wrote: "Michael Black knows how to write a satisfying mystery teaser. : )"To have done more would have been fun-spoiling. 😬
My goodness, Michael. Trying to scare us into reading this? Added...
Oh Michael, I do like a good brain-teaser !
Paula wrote: "My goodness, Michael. Trying to scare us into reading this? Added..."Good value.
Anne wrote: "Oh Michael, I do like a good brain-teaser !"You’ll definitely look at the world differently.
Katia wrote: "Sounds promising:-) Thank you!"Not your average thriller.
Betsy wrote: "That review could be a book blurb!"I don't know whether to say thanks or oops.
BlackOxford wrote: "Betsy wrote: "That review could be a book blurb!"I don't know whether to say thanks or oops."
I'd offer it to the publisher!
Wow that is tempting. Not sure where I fall either?
David wrote: "Wow that is tempting. Not sure where I fall either?"Take a risk.
