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On February 16, 2007, Stephen King in his weekly column in Entertainment Weekly gave a review of Gardiner's books.

"Meg Gardiner doesn't disappoint. Characters with depth, plot with captivating twists and plenty of action will keep you reading. Another excellent read!"—FreshFiction

"Gardiner admirably handles never-see-it-coming twists sure to delight. Beckett is wonderful, compassionate yet tough, lightly sarcastic and independent. The ending will leave you breathless."—RT Book Reviews

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