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(More customer reviews)Mary Jane Clark is a television producer and writer, and she uses her insider's knowledge to good effect in "Nowhere to Run." The main character in Clark's new novel is Annabelle Murphy, a television producer for the fictional broadcast "Key to America." Annabelle's colleagues are a motley crew, from the egomaniacal executive producer, Linus, to the lecherous and unethical business correspondent, Gavin.
Suddenly, anthrax is discovered in the studio where "Key to America" is produced, and one of the station's employees comes down with inhalation anthrax. Who planted this deadly substance and why? Clark exploits the nation's heightened interest in terrorism to make her plot more timely and compelling.
"Nowhere to Run" is a lively page-turner with very brief chapters, a brisk style, and no literary pretensions. Clark skillfully sets up a host of decoy suspects to throw the reader off the scent of the elusive murderer. This novel adheres to the standard thriller formula and breaks no new ground, but Clark effectively builds up suspense and holds the reader's interest. "Nowhere to Run" is good escapist entertainment.
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