Missing Pieces

Joy Fielding

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"Missing Pieces" begins with the news that another woman is missing. In fact, for the last five years, women in Palm Beach have had a disconcerting habit of turning up dead. Kate Simpson, middle-aged mother of two, has been idly keeping track of the disappearances. But she never thought that she would be involved, never dreamed that she'd come home to find her own family room floor slippery with blood--at least not until the day her sister put down the morning paper and calmly announced that she was going to marry a man who was on trial for the murder of thirteen women.

In her wildly successful thrillers, Joy Fielding has staked an indisputable claim to the territory of domestic suspense. With "Missing Pieces," she tightens the screws another notch, drawing Kate Simpson into a deadly cycle of violence and terror that will leave listeners breathless. This is another heart-stopping work from a master in the field of suspense fiction.

Book Details

Publisher: Random House Publishing Group
Publish Date: Jul 6th, 1998
Pages: 432
Language: English
Edition: undefined - undefined
Dimensions: 6.89in - 4.23in - 1.22in - 0.47lb
EAN: 9780440222873
Categories: • Mystery & Detective - General• Literary• Thrillers - Suspense

About the Author

Joy Fielding is the author of Don't Cry Now, Tell Me No Secrets, See Jane Run, Good Intentions, The Deep End, Life Penalty, The Other Woman, Kiss Mommy Goodbye, Trance, The Transformation, and The Best of Friends. A graduate of the University of Toronto, she lives with her family in Toronto and Palm Beach.

Praise for this book

"Fielding knows how to turn the screws of suspense."
--The Plain Dealer (Cleveland)

"Honest, strong narration [drives] this novel of a family in turmoil to its bloody if redeeming resolution."
--Publishers Weekly

"Fielding has made the woman-in-jeopardy genre her own."
--People

"An excellent piece of psychological suspense."
--Toronto Star

"Nightmarish...Fielding turns up the heat."
--Kirkus Reviews

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