A Tide for Renata

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Summary: A Tide For Renata
Review: Do you know what a GOOD READ is? It is when you read a mystery book, can't put it down, can't wait for the solution and are disappointed when you are finished because the book is so good, you don't want it to end. This book is a great read. Keeps you on edge and everytime you think you've solved the mystery - bango - another twist.
Dolores Malone

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Summary: A great summer read.
Review: This book is a great summer read. The intriguing plot and surprise ending will not disappoint. One of the best mysteries I've read. I highly recommend this book for mystery lovers.

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Summary: A great summer read.
Review: This book is a great summer read. The intriguing plot and surprise ending will not disappoint. One of the best mysteries I've read. I highly recommend this book for mystery lovers.

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Summary: Big suprise from Long Island
Review: This book was recommended to me by a couple of my boat club buddies. Not being a big fan of the boating scene, I was not expecting much. What a pleasant suprise. One plot twist after another. This book keeps you guessing until the very end. A great Summer read. A classic sleeper.

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Summary: Award Winner.
Review: This mystery novel recently won the Writer's Digest National Merit Award with the following judge's comment: "The smart, literate tone of the story and the clues are what impressed me most. You have to love a book that uses Tennyson as a plot element. The writing style is graceful without being showy, and we're engaged in the plot from the moment we witness the murderer standing over Renata's grave like a wilting flower."

Rating:
Summary: Award Winner.
Review: This mystery novel recently won the Writer's Digest National Merit Award with the following judge's comment: "The smart, literate tone of the story and the clues are what impressed me most. You have to love a book that uses Tennyson as a plot element. The writing style is graceful without being showy, and we're engaged in the plot from the moment we witness the murderer standing over Renata's grave like a wilting flower."