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Read Reviews for Still Waters - Tami Hoag
by - written on 24/02/09 (Very useful, 80 readings)
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This is the first book by Tami Hoag that I have read and I won't hesitate to pick up another next time I'm short on books. This was a very easy going, but engaging, crime story with touches of romance which, I would imagine, enables it to appeal to an even wider audience. The story was well written, the characters were easy to relate to and the book had been well edited - I have noticed a number of newer books recently have not been edited well and go to publishing with spelling and grammatical error and this one of my 'issues'! Written in 1992 (thanks Google!) this is one of Hoag's earlier offerings, although her earliest books were released in the late '80s, and I ... Read the complete review
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