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Book Review: Every Fifteen Minutes by Lisa Scottoline

Posted on July 9, 2015 by Michael Cavacini
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 Earlier this week I finished Lisa Scottoline’s latest family-thriller Every Fifteen Minutes and then a day or two later I attended the book signing for her newest summer anthology of humorous essays, Does This Beach Make Me Look Fat?, which she co-authored with her daughter Francesa.

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