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Confessions of a Thriller Reader
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Still Missing by Chevy Stevens
Murder! Mayhem! Psychological torture! How can we resist? Author Karin Slaughter explains why it's okay to read crime fiction.


Still Missing
By Chevy Stevens

The premise of this first novel is one of the creepiest I've read in a while: A real estate agent is abducted from an open house by a man who turns out to be a sexual predator. This is not a book to read alone in bed at night.

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From the July 2010 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine

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