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More Than You Know

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Judith Kelman knows how to turn out a suspenseful novel. A famous talkshow host, Dana has a "recovered" child molester on her show. He is concealed by disguise but she can see in his eyes that he is not recovered at all. Being fearful for her young daughter's life Dana goes on a search for this molester. soon her daughter is assaulted at her school and now there is no holds bar on what Dana will do for her child. The story is also about Lennie, a female fire fighter who has become involved with a child who was raped. Knowing that this rape was the work of a serial rapist, Lennie is on a fight for time to catch this man. She is also having second thoughts on the man she is dating, could he be the rapist? Read to find out. Good twists and turns on every page to get your mind into overdrive.

Judith Kelman delivers with this harrowing, funny tale of a teacher faced with perilous decisions.

This book kept me turning pages and guessing until the end! You will not be disappointed.

"More Than You Know" has a great plot, interesting characters, and an unpredictable quality that will keep you turning the pages, wondering how it's all going to work out in the end.

Good News: Judith Kelman's next novel, AFTER THE FALL, will be published in June 1999!

This story was very captivating and thrilling. It was easy to follow the plot but still sophisticated enough to keep you anxious to read on. It was well written and easy to read as far as print and language usage. Good traveling book.

"More Than You Know" starts out well, and procedes beautifully and suspensfully until the very end. the last chapter is just one big mess.
**Warning-Spoilers**
the big reveal of who the rapist is is a total flop. who is this guy? we have no idea. and did Jack rape Dennie or not? I feel that is an important detail that is totally left out. and why is there no closure on Dennie'e psychological issues? I actually found myself turning over the last page expecting more to come.
**End spoilers**
apart from my issues, I was impressed with the obvious rsearch Ms. Kellman did on the psychology of rape and rap victims. I jnow quite a bit about the subject and sh is spot on.

As riveting as this story was, I didn't like the protagonist, Dana or her babyish brat of a daughter. Get your pie throwing arms ready, folks to THROW PIES AT DANA AND BECKY! Boo, Dana! Hss, Becky!