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The Devil's Stepdaughter (A Bell Elkins Novella): A gripping mystery of small-town America
Julia Keller
Fiction, Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945), Crime & mystery, Fiction-related items
Praise for The Devil's Stepdaughter (A Bell Elkins Novella): A gripping mystery of small-town America
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A rare talent and a must read - Karin Slaughter
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A gripping, beautifully crafted murder-mystery - Scott Turow
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A remarkably written and remarkably tense debut. I loved it - Dennis Lehane
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A terrific debut - atmospheric, suspenseful, assured. I hope there's more to come in the story of Bell Elkins and Acker's Gap - Laura Lippman
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Be careful opening this book because once you do you won't be able to close it. A killer novel - Tom Franklin
Julia Keller
Julia Keller was born and raised in Huntington, West Virginia. The chief book critic for the Chicago Tribune, she has taught both creative and non-fiction writing at Princeton, the University of Notre Dame and the University of Chicago, and won the Pulitzer Prize for feature writing in 2005. Her first novel, A KILLING IN THE HILLS, was highly acclaimed is also available from Headline.
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