Baby Girl

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Summary: An interesting plot...
Review: I like how the book opens with a lot of excitement. It has some interesting twists in it. I would have liked it to be longer, and I could see an interesting story in continuing where it leaves off. After you get there, you can look back and see hints of what was coming, but it doesn't give you so much that you are sure of what is coming up. The graphic scenes ring really true to life, and are very moving. A satisfying story. at some surprises that appear

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Summary: Great read! Well-writtten story, compelling and suspenseful
Review: I read Baby Girl and I loved it! As an avid reader, I found the story intriguing and the plot compelling. I was totally engrossed in finding out what happened to little Jenna. Was she dead? Was she being hidden? The answer was.....(read it and find out!) I couldn't put it down until I reached the end.

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Summary: A wonderfully woven story of mystery.
Review: On Halloween night, Jersey Masters shoots and kills the father of her child. Because he is drawn to Jersey and her little girl Phillips, San Diego homicide detective Spencer needs to know why it happened. The mystery deepens as Detective Phillips tries to ascertain Jenna's whereabouts. But the answers only lead to more questions. For weeks, Spencer chases the truth about Jersey Masters and child. When at last he meets Jenna, the truth breaks his heart. Baby Girl is a wonderfully woven story of mystery that will leave legions of readers eagerly awaiting Sami King-Wente's next offering in this or any other genre.

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Summary: Wow!
Review: Someone recently asked me, "Why this book?" Baby Girl was a story I couldn't let go of, until I had seen her birthed. I dreamed of her for years. She was conceived during my own journey toward healing, and she gestated through three years of the writing process, until here she is for you the reader to take home.

Baby Girl is a why-done-it mystery that is receiving much attention from all across the country. I know you will enjoy reading the story as much as I enjoyed writing it. I look forward to reading your comments.