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|author=Jane Lythell
|title=The Lie Of You: I Will Have What Is Mine
|rating=3.5
|genre=Crime
|summary=''Kathy thinks she has everything: the job; the baby; and him. But she doesn't have my will. She has no hidden places.'' Thus speaks Heja, Kathy's colleague on the architecture magazine. Kathy is coming to terms with a new husband, a new baby and the inevitable return to her demanding career as an editor. Heja doesn't mind though; she's patient and will use Kathy's preoccupation for her own devious purposes. Whether Kathy realises it or not, Heja is upset and unsettled with a vengeance.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1781855293</amazonuk>
}}
{{newreview
|title=Rubbernecker
|summary=Life for Montalbano and his team was slow: it seemed that even the criminals were taking life easy and there was almost a sense of relief when an elderly man and his sister began firing into the street below their Vigata apartment. There wasn't a lot of news either - which was why Montalbano found himself the reluctant hero of the news programmes as he climbed up the outside of the building. What he didn't realise was that a life-sized rubber doll (you know ''exactly'' what I mean) found in the apartment would dominate his life, particularly when 'her' twin was found in a rubbish bin. I mean, where do you keep such things? In a cupboard? Under the bed? Montalbano could tell you the drawbacks of both those locations.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1447228782</amazonuk>
}}