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Rent The Scarpetta Factor
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Format: Quality Paperback, Unabridged-CD, Abridged-CD
Publisher: Berkley
Published: Aug 2010
Genre: Fiction - Thrillers
Retail Price: $9.99
Pages: 592
Synopsis
In the extraordinary new novel by Patricia Cornwell-the world's #1 bestselling crime writer-forensic expert Kay Scarpetta is surrounded by familiar faces, yet traveling down the unfamiliar road of fame. A CNN producer wants her to launch a TV show called The Scarpetta Factor. But the glare of the spotlight could make Kay a target for the very killers she would put behind bars...
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If it takes me longer than a week to read a book, it is boring. On the positive side, I needed a book that put me to sleep the last few weeks. How can an author use so many words and not say anything?