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Originally Posted by Catlady
I just finished listening to two other thrillers, both of them quite good: What She Knew, by Gilly Macmillan, and Black-Eyed Susans, by Julia Heaberlin.
What She Knew involves a child abduction and the ensuing investigation, with two first-person narratives--one the mother's, the other the lead detective's. It featured the usual quota of family secrets and red herrings, but the author handled them well.
Black-Eyed Susans focuses on the survivor of a serial killer's attempt who has come to believe that the man about to be executed for the murders is innocent. The chapters alternate from present day (the run-up to the execution) to the past (the crime and the trial). Other than one egregious factual error that took me out of the story (Anastasia was NOT a Disney film!), this was an intriguing book.
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Thanks for posting, I just picked up Black Eyed Susans as the audible daily deal($3.95)
