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    2 out of 5 stars

Death Dance

Linda Fairstein is a good author. The abridged version of this book was poorly done. The story skipped too many details and then referred to those details later. Made the story telling weak.

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    3 out of 5 stars
  • Laura
  • Cincinnati, OH, USA
  • 04-23-07

Good book, but abridged version NOT recommended

It's a very enjoyable book, so it's worth hearing the whole thing, rather than an abridged version. Also, the reading in this version is a bit flat.