Looking into the death of Zoe Freeman, private investigator Sydney Sloane discovers that her old friend was leading a double life and was probably murdered.
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"Readers looking for a fresh new female private eye, one who exhibits a great sense of humor and a knack for taking care of herself on the New York City streets she knows well, can look to Sister's Keeper." --Minneapolis Star Tribune
"Randye Lordon's Sister's Keeper is a taut, intricate thriller with edge-of-seat plotting and beautifully-drawn characters--not the least of the which is midtown Manhattan. P.I. Sydney Sloane is a smart and agressive, her own womn in a man's tough, edgy world where only the strong survive." --Joe Gores, author of Contract Null and Void
"It's great to have Sydney Sloane P.I., with her gritty New York pizazz and humo, back to her own case!" --Annette Meyers, author of These Bones Were Made for Dancin'
"In genre full of cutesy detectives plots, it's a pleasure to meet Sydney Sloane, a woman who uses her keen intelligence and the evidence at hand to solve her perfectly plausible cases."
--Tom Savage author of Valentine
"Sydney Sloane will win your heart. She's tough and sensitive, serious and flip. I'm betting she'll always be the favorite tomboy throughout the genre." --Grant Michaels, author of Mask for a Diva
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"Randye Lordon's Sister's Keeper is a taut, intricate thriller with edge-of-seat plotting and beautifully-drawn characters--not the least of the which is midtown Manhattan. P.I. Sydney Sloane is a smart and agressive, her own womn in a man's tough, edgy world where only the strong survive." --Joe Gores, author of Contract Null and Void
"It's great to have Sydney Sloane P.I., with her gritty New York pizazz and humo, back to her own case!" --Annette Meyers, author of These Bones Were Made for Dancin'
"In genre full of cutesy detectives plots, it's a pleasure to meet Sydney Sloane, a woman who uses her keen intelligence and the evidence at hand to solve her perfectly plausible cases."
--Tom Savage author of Valentine
"Sydney Sloane will win your heart. She's tough and sensitive, serious and flip. I'm betting she'll always be the favorite tomboy throughout the genre." --Grant Michaels, author of Mask for a Diva
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Sister's Keeper is a Keeper!,
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This review is from: Sisters Keeper (Stonewall Inn Mysteries) (Paperback)
Sydney Sloane is a private investigator in New York City. But the night she and her sister, Nora, have been invited to dinner with Nora's best friend, Zoe, to celebrate Zoe's freedom, Zoe is killed. Nora hires Sydney to find out who killed her since the police are writing the death off as an accident. Sydney begins uncovering one clue after another that Zoe is not who, or what, she appeared to be on the surface. As she proceeds with the investigation, she meets Zoe's married lover, a sociopathic thug sent to scare her off the case, Zoe's friends, and Zoe's enemies. And then people begin dying. The author keeps all the subplots well balanced without subtracting from the main story. As each clue is uncovered, the reader is right there with Sydney. The denouement is a surprise and the culprit introduced early in the book. This is a well-written procedural that even a cozy reader would love. This author and this character deserve a very wide readership.
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I've worn a floor-length dress exactly three times in my life; once to my high school prom (a black granny dress with combat boots-it was a political statement); once to my sister Nora's wedding (a tangerine and white Empire cut with puffy sleeves, which made me look like a walking Creamsicle); and once on the night Zoe Freeman died. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Kenneth Phillips, Louise Carson, Zoe Freeman, Chester Simmons, Judith Housmann, Leonard Fischer, Harris Weshim, Sydney Sloane, Tenth Street, The Brooklyn Gables, West End, Park Avenue, Tracy Warren, Miss Sloane, Rosa Delado, New Jersey, Nora Bradshaw, Patrick's Day, Seventh Avenue, Brian Skeets, Fifth Avenue, Fire Island, The Gables, Baby Ruth New!
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I've worn a floor-length dress exactly three times in my life; once to my high school prom (a black granny dress with combat boots-it was a political statement); once to my sister Nora's wedding (a tangerine and white Empire cut with puffy sleeves, which made me look like a walking Creamsicle); and once on the night Zoe Freeman died. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Kenneth Phillips, Louise Carson, Zoe Freeman, Chester Simmons, Judith Housmann, Leonard Fischer, Harris Weshim, Sydney Sloane, Tenth Street, The Brooklyn Gables, West End, Park Avenue, Tracy Warren, Miss Sloane, Rosa Delado, New Jersey, Nora Bradshaw, Patrick's Day, Seventh Avenue, Brian Skeets, Fifth Avenue, Fire Island, The Gables, Baby Ruth New!
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- What If? by Aaron Phillips on page 87
- Brotherly Love (Stonewall Inn Mysteries) by Randye Lordon in Front Matter
- What If? by Susan L. Simmons on page 87
- Strachey's Folly: A Donald Strachey Mystery (Don Strachey Mysteries) by Richard Stevenson in Front Matter
- Dead as a Doornail: A Stan Kraychik Mystery by Grant Michaels in Front Matter
- An Echo of Death: A Tom & Scott Mystery (Tom and Scott Mystery) by Mark Richard Zubro in Front Matter
- The Woman Detective: GENDER AND GENRE by Kathleen Klein in Back Matter
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