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Somebody Else's Daughter

By: Elizabeth Brundage
Narrated by: Bernadette Dunne, Mark Bramhall
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 A novel of psychological suspense in which a private adoption's dark consequences play out years later, at an elite prep school in the Berkshires.©2008 Elizabeth Brundage (P)2008 Penguin Literary Fiction Psychological Thriller & Suspense Fiction

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“A deft balancing act of taut plot and richly drawn characters... I didn’t so much read this novel as devour it. Brundage is a storyteller supreme.” (New York Times best-selling author Wally Lamb)

“Gripping... [Brundage] captures the nuances of class and generational perspectives, from brothels, pit bull fights and a Pittsfield battered women’s shelter, to the horse barns and cocktail parties of Stockbridge.” (The Washington Post)

"[A] well-turned thriller... Brundage writes with startling clarity." (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

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