The Flaming Tree

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Summary: This book is very unusual for a mystery/romance novel
Review: I believe this book is out of character with its genre. The nature of and the answer to the mystery is most shocking and unexpected. I would not recommend it to readers who are sensitive and easily offended by certain matters.

Rating:
Summary: This book is very unusual for a mystery/romance novel
Review: I believe this book is out of character with its genre. The nature of and the answer to the mystery is most shocking and unexpected. I would not recommend it to readers who are sensitive and easily offended by certain matters.

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Summary: Whitney's Worst
Review: I found this to be the worst novel I've read by Whitney. The plot was sluggish, the characters stiff and the resolution felt unresolved. I do not recommend this one at all.

Rating:
Summary: Whitney's Worst
Review: I found this to be the worst novel I've read by Whitney. The plot was sluggish, the characters stiff and the resolution felt unresolved. I do not recommend this one at all.

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Summary: The best author of this genre
Review: While this is one of her older books, the storyline is about a physical therapist who fights for the rights of a comatose child who, she believes, is curable. The descriptions of the Monterey Peninsula, Carmel and Big Sur do not change with time and the result is a good read, especially for fans of Ms. Whitney.

Rating:
Summary: The best author of this genre
Review: While this is one of her older books, the storyline is about a physical therapist who fights for the rights of a comatose child who, she believes, is curable. The descriptions of the Monterey Peninsula, Carmel and Big Sur do not change with time and the result is a good read, especially for fans of Ms. Whitney.