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A deadly silence by Dena Kleiman · Booklabria

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A deadly silence

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First published: 1988

Synopsis

The Piersons. They were the family next door - picture-book America, close, loving, prosperous, observing conventions, upholding decent values. Then the father, James Pierson, was shot dead in the driveway of his suburban Long Island home, and the truth began to come out. The first horror was that his sweet high school cheerleader daughter Cheryl had hired the killer. The next was why she did it....

Subjects: Murder
Case studies
Incest
Sexually abused children
Parricide
Set in: New York

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Publishers: Atlantic Monthly Press · Grove/Atlantic, Incorporated
Published: 1988
Pages: 305
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0871132443

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