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Read Reviews for Red Light - T.Jefferson Parker
by - written on 09/05/09 (Useful, 37 readings)
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This is the first book that I have read by the author Jefferson Parker and after reading a review on Dooyoo I was pleased to find a copy in my local library and so addictive was it as a read that I managed to consume it over a day and a half, it is an easy book to read and a bit of a page turner. It is a crime thriller and the central character is a police officer called Merci whose life is thrown upside down when the man she is in a relationship who is also in the police is the suspect in a murder. The plot is quite simple in this book however it also has a number of well written twists that manageto keep you guessing all of the time. Merci is an ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/05/09 (Very useful, 107 readings)
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Red Light by Jefferson Parker is one of the most original crime thriller reads I've set eyes on in a while. I've read a lot of really disappointing books lately, so it was nice to stumble across this little gem and really enjoy it. If you want to buy a copy, you can get it for £5.99 from Play.com. Red Light tells the story of a cop called Merci. She's a single Mum since she was widowed not so long ago, and she lives with her Dad who was also a cop before he retired. Dad looks after her little bundle of joy while she's out on the job. She's in a relationship of sorts with a colleague called Mike, but doesn't really feel like she wants to commit to him. ... Read the complete review
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