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The book, as with others written by Ms. Cassidy, was well done, except for a blooper that ruined it for me. The protagonist (guilty party) is said to be dead and zipped in a body bag on p. 305, only to appear in "jail and claiming insanity" a few pages later. Careful editing (which is not an oxymoron) would have eliminated this error. There was also no resolution of the long-ago crime.


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Up Close and Personal edition by Carla Cassidy Romance eBooks Reviews

I have now found another author to follow... enjoyed this and really didnt want the book to end, end it did but...
Her books are amazing
I am so sorry that I didn't do this before..I thought I had done them all...I apologize its taken me so long...this book was better than described and I thank you for that...I will return to you to buy again...Thanks again....AAAAAAAAAAAAA++++++++++ Pat
Carla Cassidy has become one of my
favorite authors
she writes a really good who done it
makes you think about which character
is the villian
This is my 4th or 5th book by Carla Cassidy and I've yet to be dissapointed! I really enjoy her writing style and the way she develops her characters and I'm anxious to start the next one.
I love mystery stories and Carla Cassidy's suspense stories are great
Great Book A lil slow at first but once it picked it really kept me going and guessing then the end I was wow I can't believe he did this.
I love Carla Cassidy books A lil Romance A Lil Laughter And Big Whop Of Suspense.
Great Book
The book, as with others written by Ms. Cassidy, was well done, except for a blooper that ruined it for me. The protagonist (guilty party) is said to be dead and zipped in a body bag on p. 305, only to appear in "jail and claiming insanity" a few pages later. Careful editing (which is not an oxymoron) would have eliminated this error. There was also no resolution of the long-ago crime.