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Loading... Look Again (edition 2010)by Lisa Scottoline
Work detailsLook Again by Lisa Scottoline
None. Amazon preorder,Amazon received Mediocre book until towards the end, then it picks up. Easy read. Fast paced. Slightly better than many beach book mysteries. Enjoyed it. Journalist, mother, non-lawyer, but still wearing Dansko clogs, still seeking the truth. Good listening while driving. One of Scottoline's stand-alone books. There was a certain amount of that feeling you get in dumb horror movies: you want to yell out "don't do it" to the character who seems intent on causing trouble for herself. I found that aspect a bit off-putting. Predictable end, even for me, and I really never "see it coming" when I'm reading. The saving characteristic was the moral/ethical dilemma that was really gripping: what would you do if you saw a picture of your adopted child on a missing children card? I think that aspect would have been more real without the neatly tied-up ending.
Starred Review. Bestseller Scottoline (Lady Killer) scores another bull's-eye with this terrifying thriller about an adoptive parent's worst fear—the threat of an undisclosed illegality overturning an adoption. The age-progressed picture of an abducted Florida boy, Timothy Braverman, on a have you seen this child? flyer looks alarmingly like Philadelphia journalist Ellen Gleeson's three-year-old son, Will, whom she adopted after working on a feature about a pediatric cardiac care unit. Ellen, who jeopardizes her newspaper job by secretly researching the Braverman case, becomes suspicious when she discovers the lawyer who handled her adoption of Will has committed suicide. Meanwhile, Will's supposed birth mother, Amy Martin, dies of a heroin overdose, and Amy's old boyfriend turns out to look like the man who kidnapped Timothy. Scottoline expertly ratchets up the tension as the desperate Ellen flies to Miami to get DNA samples from Timothy's biological parents. More shocks await her back home.
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When reporter Ellen Gleeson gets a "Have You Seen This Child?" flyer in the mail, her heart stops -- the child in the photo is identical to her adopted son, Will. She investigates the story behind the flyer, uncovering clues no one was meant to discover, and when she digs too deep, she risks losing her own life -- and that of the son she loves.… (more)
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