I graduated in 1988 and went to work for a small community newspaper, the writing equivalent of boot camp. After graduating from Middletown High School in 1984, I attended the University of Rhode Island where I double majored in journalism and political science. Read moreīorn in Newport, Rhode Island, I grew up in neighbouring Middletown with parents who lived to be on the water.
Putting her "trademark darkly sensual style" (Booklist) into high gear, New York Times bestselling author Linda Howard creates a tour de force of passion and suspense in this electrifying new page-turner, and proves that appearances can be deceiving - and deadly. Now, knowing whom to trust and whom to love is a matter of survival - as the dream of Mr. Now, with the help of Jaine's neighbor, an unpredictable police detective, the puzzle must be solved - and time is running out as a deadly stalker targets the three remaining friends. But an impenetrable alibi gets him off the hook.
The prime suspect in the case is the victim's boyfriend, who was one of a number of men who found the List sexist and offensive. And the joke turns deadly serious when one of the four women is murdered. No one expected this avalanche of attention for something that began as a joke among friends. And it doesn't stop there: the List becomes an overnight sensation, grabbing the interest of local newspapers and television coverage. The next thing they know, the List, as it has come to be called, spreads like wildfire throughout their company and sizzles along e-mail lines. Perfect - and they write down a tongue-in-cheek checklist that's both funny and racy. What qualities would he have? Would he be tall, dark, and handsome? Caring and warmhearted - or will just muscular do? Jaine Bright and her three girlfriends start off with the basics - he'd be faithful and reliable, the responsible type, with a great sense of humor.īut as the conversation picks up momentum, so do the quartet's requirements for Mr. What would make the perfect man? That's the delicious topic heating up the proceedings at a certain table of professional women at their favorite restaurant, Ernie's, tonight: Mr.
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