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Loading... What Doesn't Kill You (2012)by Iris Johansen
None. This is her most recent book, the paperback published Oct 2012. Riveting suspenseful, keeping you wanting to see what happens next. True to all her books, a strong female character with a villainess' foe. Excellent read. ebook Liked it! More Catherine Ling storylines, please! New characters to get acquainted with, but Johansen pulls it off. For suspense/thriller fans, this one will keep you turing the pages. no reviews | add a review
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Lately I’ve read a number of novels with mothers as protagonists fiercely fighting for the lives of their children. Defending Jacob by William Landay and Come Home by Lisa Scottoline are recent examples; now there is What Doesn’t Kill You by Iris Johansen, familiar to most readers for her Eve Duncan novels. I don’t know if such novels are in anticipation of Mother’s Day or a nod to readers’ desires, but it’s always nice to see strong women, and Catherine Ling in What Doesn’t Kill You might be the most strong and fierce as she herself is a lethal weapon.
Johansen’s fans might remember Catherine Ling from Bonnie, the novel in which the remains of Eve Duncan’s long dead daughter are found. Johansen’s Eve Duncan novels had become so routine that I stopped reading them. However, after reading What Doesn’t Kill You, I will go back to read at least Bonnie as Catherine is involved.
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