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This book is an electrifying story from "New York Times" bestselling author Stuart Woods that moves from the urban chaos of Atlanta and Los Angeles to untamed island hideaways, from moments of tender passion to acts of overwhelming violence.

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1 author picked Palindrome as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

Given to me by my paternal grandmother during a bout of insomnia, this book kept me up all night as I tried to unravel not only the plot but the characters themselves.

False starts set up for a surprise ending as the author leads readers through a setting that puts them at home in the story.

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