The Deepest Water

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Summary: A thoroughly satisfying read!
Review: This was my first by Kate Wilhelm, but definitely won't be my last. Wilhelm's style of writing is subtle and works its way under your skin when you're not looking. It's not a hardcore mystery or psychological thriller, but Wilhelm draws you in so slowly and subtly that you don't even realize you're hooked. When Abby's father, Jud, a bestselling novelist, is murdered in his lakeside cabin, Abby sets out to find out who the murderer is. Others around Abby believe they know who it is, but the dawning realization takes Abby a little longer to accept. Even better is Abby's father's ability to take actual events and people and change them just enough to use in his books. And, of course, the identity of Jud's murderer is hidden in his final novel. Definitely a wonderfully woven story with believable characters and events.

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Summary: Excellent, you can't put this book down
Review: What an excellent writer! As an avid reader, finding such exciting and easy to follow reading can be difficult. But I found that "The Deepest Water" was hard to put down. There was suspense on every page. It is a fun read!