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Genres: General Fiction
Non-Public Domain
FREE

No Time to Wave Goodbye: A Novel

Jacquelyn Mitchard

New York Times bestselling author Jacquelyn Mitchard captured the heart of a nation with The Deep End of the Ocean, her celebrated debut novel about mother Beth Cappadora, a child kidnapped, a family in crisis. Now, in No Time to Wave Goodbye, the unforgettable Cappadoras are in peril once again, forced to confront an unimaginable evil.

Published by Random House 11347_33d48d9e7b33fb12aa4647bb65c2e10esm36x36

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Peggy

Just begun. Curious after meeting her. Loved Deep End of the Ocean.

Okay this is getting slower than molasses in January! I may have to switch books and leave this one behind if it doesn't pick up.

Okay it only took me 1/2 way thru this book to find it interesting. And then I ...more...

Nancy

Maybe there's something up with Jacquelyn Mitchard lately--but her books, once reliable good-reads, feel like she's churning them out.

No Time to Wave Goodbye is a sequel to Deep End of the Ocean, but they feel like two separate authors wrote them--as if someone posing as Mitchard were tr...more...

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