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Point of Origin

By: Patricia Cornwell
Narrated by: Lorelei King
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Carrie Grethen, partner in crime to William Temple Gault, has escaped from prison. Before she does so she sends a message to Kay Scarpetta blaming her for Gault's death, and has specific plans for revenge.

©1998 Patricia Cornwell (P)2014 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd.
Suspense Thriller & Suspense Fiction
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so sad that Benton is gone. I love how Lorelei King reads these stories, she is amazing. another wonderful Scarpetter story. thank you Patricia Cornwell.

brilliant!

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Great story, I really loved this book. Am looking forward to the next one in the series

Loved it

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Such a good book. Best in the Scarpetta series so far (I am working my way through the series). Kept me on edge and had some really emotional parts. You really care about the characters and become emotionally involved with them. Such a good book and read very well.

Brilliant!

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You really need to read these books in order to understand Cornwell's meticulous character and plot development. A very fascinating if grim read with truly excelent narration as ever.

Fascinating but grim

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I had completely forgotten what happened at the end and was caught off guard. I cried so hard. My heart ached for an imaginary character. Nothing seems to go Kay's way. Even Lucy, in my opinion, has turned out to be a disappointment in which Kay feels responsible for. Poor Kay.

Even though I read this series back in the 90's...

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