Doppelgänger - Cory, Susan
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"The plot becomes more unnerving as it progresses, and an impressive twist leads to a lengthy final act featuring Rosica at her most ferocious...Cory's concise prose establishes a consistent pace that never wavers, and even her descriptions of architecture are exhilarating." The KIRKUS REVIEW This third installment in the Iris Reid mystery series introduces Rosica, Iris's beautiful but treacherous doppelganger, a sinister creature guaranteed to send a shiver down the reader's spine. P. M. Steffen, best-selling author of The Profiler's Daughter and Killing Ulysses During a robbery, a bank guard…mehr

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"The plot becomes more unnerving as it progresses, and an impressive twist leads to a lengthy final act featuring Rosica at her most ferocious...Cory's concise prose establishes a consistent pace that never wavers, and even her descriptions of architecture are exhilarating." The KIRKUS REVIEW This third installment in the Iris Reid mystery series introduces Rosica, Iris's beautiful but treacherous doppelganger, a sinister creature guaranteed to send a shiver down the reader's spine. P. M. Steffen, best-selling author of The Profiler's Daughter and Killing Ulysses During a robbery, a bank guard is shot. The license of the getaway car is traced to Architect Iris Reid. When Iris is arrested and shown security footage of the robbery, she sees her own face looking back. Scrambling to defend herself against an airtight case, Iris discovers that her mail's been diverted to an abandoned apartment in the next town. She's able to pick up her doppelganger's trail. But someone is watching her every move. Doppelgänger, the third Iris Reid mystery from real-life architect Susan Cory, is a psychological thriller about obsession, identity and what it means to have parts of your life stripped away.
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Like my sleuth, I live in Cambridge and am an architect with a brown belt in karate. I wondered why there were no architects as amateur sleuths. We're problem solvers enmeshed in other people's lives. So I've set out to correct this oversight.