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Virgin Lies: A Novel

by Roderick Anscombe

Series: Paul Lucas (2)

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From the author of The Interview Room comes a suspenseful, intriguing thriller, informed by years of Anscombe's real-life interrogations. Intense and bone-chilling.--Tucson Citizen. Martin's Press.
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Sort of Robin Cook meets Tom Harris. The lead character is a psychiatrist and much of the action/plot is in medical settings; the other half is a thriller set in institutions or police stations--the doctor is also a profiler. I thought this had good pace but was not written as suspensefully as a Grisham. This is not a heavy book but was fairly well crafted and although it deals with some heavy topics was not a downer. ( )
  shawnd | Aug 8, 2007 |
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From the author of The Interview Room comes a suspenseful, intriguing thriller, informed by years of Anscombe's real-life interrogations. Intense and bone-chilling.--Tucson Citizen. Martin's Press.

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