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SKU:
131776
UPC:
9780425212691
MPN:
0425212696
Condition:
Used
Weight:
6.40 Ounces
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Author Last Name, Author First Name, Pages, Binding, Edition, ISBN 10, ISBN 13, Condition, Publisher, Date Published,

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Author Last Name:
Grafton
Author First Name:
Sue
Pages:
368
Binding:
Mass Market Paperback
Edition:
Reprint
ISBN 10:
0425212696
ISBN 13:
9780425212691
Condition:
Used
Publisher:
G.P. Putnam's Sons
Date Published:
1/1/0001
Genre:
Mystery and Thrillers

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s Is For Silence The Silence Of The Lost, The Silence Of The Missing, The Silence Of Oblivion.thirty-four Years Ago, Violet Sullivan Put On Her Party Finery And Left For The Annual Fourth Of July Fireworks Display. She Was Never Seen Again.in The Small California Town Of Serena Station, Tongues Wagged. Some Said She'd Run Off With A Lover. Some Said She Was Murdered By Her Husband.but For The Not-quite-seven-year-old Daughter Daisy She Left Behind, Her Absence Has Never Been Explained Or Forgotten.now, Thirty-four Years Later, She Wants The Solace Of Closure.in S Is For Silence, Kinsey Millhone's Nineteenth Excursion Into The World Of Suspense And Misadventure, S Is For Surprises As Sue Grafton Takes A Whole New Approach To Telling The Tale. And S Is For Superb Kinsey And Grafton At Their Best.the Washington Post - Patrick Andersons Is For Silence, The 19th Novel In Sue Grafton's Kinsey Millhone Series, Is One Of Her Best And Also One In Which She Makes An Interesting Departure. Grafton Tells Her Story In Two Ways. The First Is The Classic Private-eye Format Of The Previous Novels: Kinsey's First-person Account Of Her Search For A Woman Named Violet Sullivan Who Vanished 34 Years Earlier, Wherein She Reports To Us As She Questions Violet's Husband, Lovers And Friends About Long-ago Events. Grafton's Innovation Is To Alternate This Account With Chapters Written In The Third Person In Which She Shows Violet Interacting With Those People, And Them Interacting With Each Other, In The Days Leading Up To Her Disappearance.