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Shiny Water
Forensic psychologist Michael Stone is called to testify in a high-profile custody battle. She delivers a professional assessment that a prominent, well-respected surgeon has likely sexually abused his son and daughter. Michael's testimony is ignored, the case is abruptly closed and two innocent children fall victim to an unjust system. Then a devastating murder sends the case spiraling in a new direction. Now someone is closing in on Michael, invading her guarded private life with deadly intent ...
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- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85108438
- http://id.worldcat.org/fast/932009
- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2009118973
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- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85037260
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- "Forensic psychologist Michael Stone is called to testify in a high-profile custody battle. She delivers a professional assessment that a prominent, well-respected surgeon has likely sexually abused his son and daughter. Michael's testimony is ignored, the case is abruptly closed and two innocent children fall victim to an unjust system. Then a devastating murder sends the case spiraling in a new direction. Now someone is closing in on Michael, invading her guarded private life with deadly intent ..."@en
- "Michael Stone is a forensic psychologist, a specialist in court-related child abuse and domestic violence cases. A North Carolina native, she is an unusual figure in the Vermont town she now inhabits: a blond, blue-eyed loner who plays basketball obsessively to relieve stress and makes a game of never owning more than 250 things at any one time. Called to testify in a sensational custody case involving charges of sexual abuse, she advocates for the two small children only to be ignored. The abrupt closure of the case feels wrong to Michael, but she is powerless until the children are sadistically murdered. Pulled into the search for the killer, Michael is armed with only a clue involving Toni Morrison's classic novel Beloved."@en
- "In a custody case in Vermont, two children are given to their father, a surgeon, despite the advice of the female psychologist, Michael Stone. When the children are killed and the mother is accused of murder, Michael starts looking for the real killer."