Iris Johansen Bonnie Eve Duncan thriller suspense woman detective pb 1st 2012

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Genre: Fiction Number of Pages: 384 Pages Item Weight: 6.3 Oz Vintage: Yes Ex Libris: No Format: Mass Market Country of Origin: United States Publisher: St. Martin's Press Product Group: Book Author: Iris Johansen Signed: No height: 1.1 in Publication Year: 2012 Item Height: 1.1 in Era: 1970s Narrative Type: Fiction Weight: 0 lbs Item Width: 4.1 in Topic: Thrillers / General, Thrillers / Suspense, Mystery & Detective / Women Sleuths IsTextBook: No Original Language: English Book Title: Bonnie : a Novel Inscribed: No Features: Unabridged Personalize: No Type: Novel ISBN: 9780312651282 Binding: Mass Market Paperback Book Series: Eve Duncan Ser. Language: English Personalized: No Item Length: 6.7 in width: 4.1 in

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Iris Johansen Bonnie Eve Duncan thriller suspense woman detective pb 1st 2012. When Eve Duncan gave birth to her daughter, she experienced a love she never knew existed. Nothing would stand in the way of giving Bonnie a wonderful life―until the unthinkable happened and the seven-year-old vanished into thin air. Iris Johansen, Bonnie, Eve Duncan thriller, suspense, woman detective, St. Martin's paperback 1st printing 2012, general wear, spine creasing, good + vcondition. When Eve Duncan gave birth to her daughter, she experienced a love she never knew existed. Nothing would stand in the way of giving Bonnie a wonderful life―until the unthinkable happened and the seven-year-old vanished into thin air. Eve found herself in the throes of a nightmare from which there was no escape. But a new Eve emerged: a woman who would use her remarkable talent as a forensic sculptor to help others find closure in the face of tragedy. Now, with the help of her beloved Joe Quinn and CIA Agent Catherine Ling, Eve has come closer than ever to the truth. But the deeper she digs, the more she realizes that Bonnie's father is a key player in solving this monstrous puzzle. And that Bonnie's disappearance was not as random as everyone had always believed…