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Too Close to Miss (Mara Cunningham Series)
by John Perich

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Edition: Kindle Edition
ISBN-10/ISBN-13: B006FVZ0A8 / 978B006FVZ0A6
Amazon.com Sales Rank: 238742

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Book description
Mara Cunningham knew that sleeping with a married man was a bad idea. But when her lover shows up in the hospital after his wife and son are murdered, the rumors about Mara turn dangerous. Now she's the prime suspect in a double homicide, and the real killers will stop at nothing to silence her. Mara's race against time takes her from the dense heart of Boston to the dark woods of New Hampshire, from gritty streets to the halls of power. Before she's through, she'll learn just which of her friends she can trust - and she'll stare death in the face.

Too Close to Miss is a gritty, lightning-paced thriller set in Boston. It introduces Mara Cunningham, a stubborn crime scene photographer whose quick wits and eye for trouble often get her into danger. It contains tense chases, brutal fights and confrontations over dark secrets. Check it out today and see why people are calling it "a hell of a book.

Too Close to Miss is the first book in the Mara Cunningham series. The next Mara Cunningham book will be available in 2012.


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