279 pages
English language
Published 2000 by St. Martin's Minotaur.
The deepest water
by Kate Wilhelm
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"Abby Connor's father, Jud, was a novelist whose career finally took off after three novels and years of hard work. Jud was also the most important man in Abby's life, to the chagrin of her husband, Brice." "When Jud is murdered in his Oregon lakefront cabin, Abby's life is overturned. Was the killer someone she knew?" "Fortunately, it seems she has a guide to direct her through the maze that is her life: Jud's last novel. If only she can see through the fiction to perceive the truth."--BOOK JACKET.
"Abby Connor's father, Jud, was a novelist whose career finally took off after three novels and years of hard work. Jud was also the most important man in Abby's life, to the chagrin of her husband, Brice." "When Jud is murdered in his Oregon lakefront cabin, Abby's life is overturned. Was the killer someone she knew?" "Fortunately, it seems she has a guide to direct her through the maze that is her life: Jud's last novel. If only she can see through the fiction to perceive the truth."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects
- Fathers and daughters -- Fiction.
- Fathers -- Death -- Fiction.
- Married women -- Fiction.