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Deceit and disappearing acts.

Janices husband, Ric, has gone missing.

The police are at Janices door,and so is the media. Pictures of Ric and the seductive but unstable daughter of the prime minister have hit the news.

Have you ever suspected your husband of leading a double life? asks the detective.

To make matters worse, Rics former fiancée, Justine, is alluding to even more secrets.

Two women, practiced in avoiding each other, find their lives interwoven as they both try to find out what happened to Ric. But sometimes even two perspectives on the same man dont add up to the truth.

...wonderfully witty, crisp and cleversardonic without any lapses into the bitter. Its easy, swift reading, but it is by no means mere froth. In the end it seems to me to accomplish some profound illuminations in a deliciously light-fingered way a most difficult achievement, done well. Joan Barfoot, award-winning author of 11 novels.

Ric Hawthorne has disappeared, and neither his wife Janice nor his best friend Justine knows where hes gone. Their quest to find him, alternating between the two womens points of view, uncovers layer after layer of deception until they realize they never really knew Ric at all. This masterfully paced, deceptively sedate domestic mystery unfolds like a floweror a pungent onionand will keep you guessing until the end. Kim H., Red Adept Editing

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Deceit and disappearing acts.

Janices husband, Ric, has gone missing.

The police are at Janices door,and so is the media. Pictures of Ric and the seductive but unstable daughter of the prime minister have hit the news.

Have you ever suspected your husband of leading a double life? asks the detective.

To make matters worse, Rics former fiancée, Justine, is alluding to even more secrets.

"...wonderfully witty, crisp and cleversardonic without any lapses into the bitter. Its easy, swift reading, but it is by no means mere froth. In the end it seems to me to accomplish some profound illuminations in a deliciously light-fingered way a most difficult achievement, done well." Joan Barfoot, award-winning author of 11 novels.

"Ric Hawthorne has disappeared, and neither his wife Janice nor his best friend Justine knows where hes gone. Their quest to find him, alternating between the two womens points of view, uncovers layer after layer of deception until they realize they never really knew Ric at all. This masterfully paced, deceptively sedate domestic mystery unfolds like a floweror a pungent onionand will keep you guessing until the end." Kim H., Red Adept Editing

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