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Alex V al3xiis — Me encantó la relación entre el pensamiento de Chance y la sociedad que lo reodeaba.

Alejandra Garzón alecanterville — I was totally unprepared for how much I would love this book. In addition to being immensely readable, as all Christie books are, it had a clever and surprising ending; and if I'd suspected how it would turn out (which I didn't), I don't think that would have marred my appreciation.

Xiaoyu Li _ — This book touched me so much. The girl being so vulnerable because of her hearing loss. And he for trying to learn sign.

Charlotte Liken charlottelde1b — I absolutely loved this book. Had me completely engrossed from the very first line: “Hey, Charley: Just a brief note to let you know that aside from being THE WORST COLUMNIST WHO EVER LIVED!!! you are quite THE MOST SELF-ABSORBED WOMAN ON THE PLANET!!!” What’s not to love about a mystery that starts like that? Everything. I really enjoyed reading this. Charley {Charlotte} Webb, mother of two—Franny and James—is a controversial journalist for the Palm Beach Post that’s always stirring up an assortment troublesome email each week and receives a few threatening—to her and her children—emails—and a letter from Jill Rohmer, a convicted, three time child killer on death row, to do a book on the truth about what really happened that starts a world wind of events. I had my suspicion on the about Jill’s Jack and the author of those scary emails Charley kept getting about her children and for a split second, a twist near the end threw me for a loop. But regardless of who the killer turned out to be, Charley’s Web kept me anxiously awaiting the next move with each visit to Pembroke Women’s Correctional.