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Trust No One
When her ruthless ex-husband turns up dead, Julia Bradshaw finds herself the prime suspect in the crime and is forced into an uneasy alliance with reporter Steve Reyes to find the real killer and clear her name.
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First published September 1, 1999
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June 25, 2011
Julia Bradshaw recently divorced husband is a powerful man, and the son of an even more powerful man. On the eve of a press conference, Paul is murdered. Julia is the first suspect, but as more information becomes evident, a violent Irish terrorist group enters the mix.
Trust No One is an easy, quick read. There is some depth in the plot with the return of an alcoholic father, and a father in law that attempts to take custody of Julia's son, and a twist at the end, but overall Heggen's story lies a little flat.
Trust No One is an easy, quick read. There is some depth in the plot with the return of an alcoholic father, and a father in law that attempts to take custody of Julia's son, and a twist at the end, but overall Heggen's story lies a little flat.
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