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Patricia MacDonald's Books
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No Way HomeWith chilling echoes of a notorious, real-life murder in Connecticut, Patricia MacDonald's gripping novel unwraps the layers of fear and guilt in a...Read More -
The Girl Next DoorShe's out to clear his father's name... and caught in killer's sights. The affluent town of Hoffman, Ney Jersey, was shattered when esteemed doctor...Read More
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Stolen in the NightPatricia MacDonald has won a worldwide audience of readers with her pageturning crime novels that expertly blend riveting suspense and powerful family...Read More
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Suspicious OriginWhen her estranged sister, Greta, is killed in a fire, Boston news producer Britt Andersen heads straight for her sister's Vermont town where, for the...Read More
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Married to a StrangerA psychologist in an adolescent crisis center, Emma Hollis loves her work; she also loves charming journalist David Webster, who swept her off her...Read More
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The UnforgivenShe swore she was innocent. Maggie Fraser has tried to forget. The body of the man she loved. The blood seeping into the snow. The scandalous...Read More
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Stranger in the HouseNational bestselling author Patricia MacDonald spins a tale of nerve-shattering suspense that leads readers down the dark, winding roads of a...Read More
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Not GuiltyHailed as "one of the best practitioners of romantic suspense" (The Plain Dealer), Patricia MacDonald unfolds a masterful thriller that explores how...Read More
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Authors on the Web
LIHerald.com, December 8, 2011
...lit for Chanukah, Dec. 1-9. Thousands of residents from Malverne and surrounding communities came out to watch Mayor Patricia MacDonald and the town board flip a switch, turning decorative lights on and surrounding the village tree. Following the...
Sarasota Observer, December 2, 2011
...of the Advisory Council of Longobat Key Center for the Arts, Design Joyce, Art Tankersley and Joan Partridge Patricia MacDonald and Stephen Garrod Linda MacCluggage reading "The Loudest Voice" by Grace Paley. Rosalind Cramer, Geoffrey Todd, Lynne...
Reading Post, November 30, 2011
...to the route. People living in Westwood Glen and Chapel Hill objected to the changes. Dorothy Wood and Patricia MacDonald, co-organisers of the residents’ meeting, said after the public meeting and before the latest change was announced: "We cannot...
The Scotsman, November 7, 2011
...and Mr Hoss-d’Estenfeld arrive in a 1947 Rover, while the Prince and Mr Hoss-d’Estenfeld’s wife, Patricia Macdonald, pulled up in a 1950s Wolseley. World champion piper, Pipe Major Brian Donaldson, then piped all four across the threshold. Mr...
