Living with the Dead - Kelley Armstrong Reviews
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Newest Review: ... she ups sticks to LA to start a new life. There, she works as a PA to Paris Hilton-alike Portia. When Robyn is framed for a ... more
... muder she definetly didnt commit, she runs to the only people who can possible help her-her best friend Hope Adams, and Hopes boyfriend Karl.
The plot thickens as Robyn is chased by the real murderer, as well as a cop who has links to Robyns past.
My thoughts.
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It was incredibly interesting to read the book from four different narrators (Robyn, Hope, a policeman named Finn, and a young girl named Adele). Rather than complicating the plot, or making the narrative disjointed, it bought the whole story toge...more
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Customer Living with the Dead - Kelley Armstrong Reviews (1)
by - written on 05/12/08 (Very useful, 89 readings)
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Everyone who reads my reviews knows that I have a penchant for all things spooky and supernatural. I esspecially love Kelley Armstrongs "Women of the Otherworld" series, for her fantastic storylines, and strong female characters. I was a little disapointed with her second to last book (Personal Demon), so was a little wary when reading her new release "Living with dead". I neednt have worried. Some backstory. ~~~~~~~~~~~ "Living With the Dead" (released this year) is part of Kelley Armstrongs "Women of the Otherworld" series. Kelley Armstrong is a Canadian fiction writer, born in ... Read the complete review
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