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Dangerous to Know

By: Anne Buist
Narrated by: Gail Knight
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Summary
 Natalie King is back. Her reluctance to live a quiet life has led to severe depression, and now it's time to retreat to the country; a borrowed house on the Great Ocean Road and a low-key research job at a provincial university. But Natalie and trouble have a mutual attraction. Unsurprisingly, Natalie finds herself drawn deep into a local mystery, and even deeper into danger…©2016 Anne Buist (P)2016 W.F. Howes Ltd Crime Fiction Detective Fiction Genre Fiction Mystery Psychological Suspense Thriller & Suspense Women Sleuths Women's Fiction Funny Crime Mental Health
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This was my first read of the Natalie series, and of this author. Even though I could barely keep up with all the different characters, the plot lines and twists, I kept reading to the end.

I think I learned quite a bit about psychiatry though….

Hard to keep up with…

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I was really looking forward to this author, new to me. I found it was like a compost bin story with as much thrown into it as possible. Some parts like the “getaway from it all” destination for Natalie at the beginning irrelevant. Disappointed, not for me.

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