Three lovely young widows are terrified by a series of obscene telephone calls. They escalate into death threats and the threats into murder. Norah Mulcahaney, rookie policewoman, presents herself as bait to attract the killer.
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Born in Trieste, Italy, Lillian O'Donnell has had careers as dancer, actress, and the first woman stage manager on Broadway. Today she is generally regarded as the Grande Dame of the female detective story. In this, the first of the Norah Mulcahaney series, the rookie policewoman deals with a series of obscene telephone calls that terrify lonely women.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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A gripping, exciting suspense novel,
By "marialuisa16" (D.C.) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Phone Calls (Paperback)
This mystery is hard to put down and keeps you guessing to the last page. Even those who do not generally prefer mystries would enjoy it. Highly recommended.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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A great mystery,
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This review is from: The Phone Calls (Paperback)
This novel should please any mystery fan. The plot is suspensful and the characters are real. And do not peek at the ending.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Boring,
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This review is from: The Phone Calls (Paperback)
Another book I would never have read, were it not required for class. The story itself was boring, but the most bothersome part of the novel is that the author never stuck to a single narrator.Normally, that would not annoy me; however, in this instance, she would utilize more than one person on the page, without any forewarning. This often threw me out of the story, which I already found lacking.
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Arabella Broome, Ruth Emerson, Robert Ellis, David Link, Joe Capretto, Sergeant Capretto, Patrick Mulcahaney, Miss Millet, Jim Felix, Victoria Neumann, New York, Clifford Harmon, Jerry Pepper, Carmen Piñero, Miss Smith, Officer Mulcahaney, Lieutenant Felix, Tom Neumann, Pat Mulcahaney, Vicky Neumann, Hampton Towers, Norah Fogarty, Norah Mulcahaney, Clement Emerson, The Bulldog Browse Sample Pages:
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Arabella Broome, Ruth Emerson, Robert Ellis, David Link, Joe Capretto, Sergeant Capretto, Patrick Mulcahaney, Miss Millet, Jim Felix, Victoria Neumann, New York, Clifford Harmon, Jerry Pepper, Carmen Piñero, Miss Smith, Officer Mulcahaney, Lieutenant Felix, Tom Neumann, Pat Mulcahaney, Vicky Neumann, Hampton Towers, Norah Fogarty, Norah Mulcahaney, Clement Emerson, The Bulldog Browse Sample Pages:
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