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Genres: General Fiction
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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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Stephanie

I KNOW I read the first one about the disappearance of the younger son...at the woman's high school reunion, and the older boy was supposed to be holding the kid's hand and the mom looked away just for a bit, and ....

it was very creepy how the boy was then raised by a woman and her husba...more...

Beth

If you read The Deep End Of The Ocean and loved it as much as I did I think you will love this book. Jacquelyn Mitchard does not disappoint. I am sometimes leery of sequels. This one was excellent! I once again fell in love with the Cappadora family. They have all aged a little but still are pretty ...more...

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