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Available 4.15.24


Judas Child by Carol O'Connell

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Also by Carol O'Connell:

Blind Sight, October 2017
Mass Market Paperback
The Chalk Girl, July 2012
Paperback / e-Book (reprint)
Find Me, January 2007
Hardcover
Winter House, November 2004
Hardcover
Dead Famous, October 2004
Paperback
Shell Game, August 2000
Paperback
Judas Child, August 1999
Paperback
Stone Angel, July 1998
Paperback
Killing Critics, July 1997
Paperback
The Man Who Cast Two Shadows, July 1996
Paperback
Mallory's Oracle, June 1995
Paperback

Judas Child
Carol O'Connell

Jove
August 1999
420 pages
ISBN: 0515125490
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Mystery Police Procedural

Sadie Green's purple bicycle was found abandoned at the bus stop. Then her friend, Gwen, disappeared, which led the police to propose a runaway theory to the press.

But State Police Investigator Rouge Kendall wasn't convinced. On a barstool in Dame's Tavern, where Kendall spent a little too much time, he remembered his own mother, begging for the life of his twin sister, Susan.

That was fifteen years ago. And a man had been imprisoned for that murder—a priest, barely in his twenties.

Father Paul Marie continued to proclaim his innocence. And current events might prove that he was telling the truth, that someone else might be responsible for all three crimes.

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