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Doubleday CanadaISBN:
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368 pagesSECRETS AND SUSPENSE AMONG A GROUP OF FRIENDS: Praised for her ability to “get inside the head of a contemporary woman” (The Globe and Mail), author Joy Fielding delivers a ticking clock serial killer story with a complex and compelling depiction of female friendship and dating in the modern age.
CRITICAL ACCLAIM: Fielding’s previous novels have been praised by People (“Fielding has made the women-in-jeopardy genre her own”), The Washington Post (“Fielding masterfully manipulates our expectations”) and The St. Louis Post Dispatch (“The maven of domestic terror”), among many others.
National Bestseller
"Fielding has refined a particular brand of thriller in which richly detailed characters provide a secure anchor for the mystery and suspense elements threading their way through her narratives. . . . [All the Wrong Places] begins with a hair-raising glimpse into the mind of the killer and how he deals with a victim who has fallen into his clutches through internet dating . . . throwing an unexpected curve ball at the reader near the end of a novel." —Montreal Gazette
"Joy Fielding is a bestseller who consistently turns out books that are electrifying, and this thriller that's filled with everything from jealousy to passion is just more proof that Fielding is one of the best storytellers to date." —Suspense Magazine
Praise for Joy Fielding
"Fielding is a master of anticipation and knows how to create a labyrinth of tension, never providing an exit until the very last page. To date, I have never been able to guess the surprise ending of a novel by Fielding." —The Globe and Mail
"Sort of like experiencing the horrific head-on crash between two speeding runaway super-trains before the crash actually takes place, this is what it feels like to get inside a Joy Fielding novel and meet her characters, one thunderous explosion after another until finally the main event is upon us and the loose ends are tied up." —Toronto Star
"Fielding masterfully manipulates our expectations." —The Washington Post
"When it's Joy Fielding pulling our strings, we really don’t mind." —Calgary Herald