Daddy's Little Girl

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Summary: Not her very best, but it's up there.
Review: MHC is my all-time favorite author and I've read most of her work. This is a good one.

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Summary: One of my favorites by MHC
Review: I absolutely loved this book! After reading the first chapter I never wanted to put it down! The story is so entertaining about a little girl whose sister is killed when she is little and when she grows up she tries to keep the man that got sent to jail for the murder off probation. I got so involved because the book makes you wonder who the murderer really is. If you want to find out for yourself read this book today.

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Summary: Should I keep going?
Review: This was the first book I've read by her and i was BORED. Some books get you to spend the entire reading guessing how it's going to end (making you feel pretty smart if you guessed something close, or happy the book had such an unpredictable ending if you weren't) but this book needed no guessing. We knew who did it, how he did it, and surprise! he killed another person that we know nothing about and have no attachments to. I hear MHC usually writes a decent book...but this was a bad introduction to her collection.

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Summary: Satisfied Reader
Review: Another one of Clark's famous stories. Suspenseful and fully of mystery --I could not decide which character was the real killer. A great book; I couldn't put it down until it was over!

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Summary: Good Story - lacking Mystrey
Review: Daddy's Little Girl is a story of Ellie Cavanaugh coming to terms with her sisters death, and the reconcillation with her father. The story predicatible and lacks mystrey. The killer is never really questionable. Paulie is offered as a very weak secondary villian. The reader never is really lead to believe that he is capable. The main character Ellie, is consumed with guilt about her sister's death and is out to bring Rob Westerfield to a justice. Yes, he has been in prison, but that is not enough. Ellie's character is one that strives for dimension and achieves it on many occasions, so if you want a story of a 30 year old woman coming to terms with the past, forgiving her father and building a relationship with a brother she never knew before, this is a great book. But if you are seeking a mystrey that will keep you thinking, guessing and on the edge of your seat, this is not it.

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Summary: An excellent murder mystery!
Review: There is no doubt Daddy's Little Girl is a great book. The murder of Andrea is vicious and from the start I felt immense anger at the one who takes away such a young and innocent life. I was so absorbed in the story I just couldn't put the book down. The ending is satisfying; I would be surprised if someone can come up with a better one. I recommend this book to people who sleep if they read a dull story, because this one will never even lets their eyes droop!