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Old 03-20-2011, 10:25 PM   #29
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It looks like two fully nominated books already. I will be back to add links and the rest of the blurbs.

Let me know of any errors.


[*][3] The Revenge of the Radioactive Lady by Elizabeth Stuckey-French [JSWolf, DixieGal, Hamlet53]

Kindle only?
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From Booklist
If revenge is a dish best served cold, then Marylou Ahearn’s feelings for Dr. Wilson Spriggs should, after 50 years, be just about frozen. But at age 77, Marylou realizes she’s running out of time if she wants to make Spriggs pay for his role in a 1950s covert government medical-research project that gave unsuspecting pregnant women like herself a radioactive cocktail that resulted in the premature cancer death of her eight-year-old daughter. Discovering that Spriggs now lives in Florida with his daughter and teenage grandchildren, Marylou abandons her Memphis home, moves to Spriggs’ neighborhood, and adopts the persona of Nancy Archer, best known to B-movie fans everywhere as the infamous “50-Foot Woman.” Marylou/Nancy’s mission is to kill Spriggs, but the reality is that she’s just a nice little old lady, not an overly large woman with super powers. Instead, she decides to wreak havoc upon the lives of Spriggs’ family, to hilarious, and often sobering, ends in this broadly comic, yet essentially heartfelt, absurdist satire. --Carol Haggas
It is also available in ePub. Sony has it, B&N has it and others. It's also available at some libraries in the US & Canada via Overdrive.

I suggest not using an inkmesh or addall link as these search engines are not being kept updated and they miss quite a lot of searches like this one. But an Overdrive search that shows it at libraries is a good idea.

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