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Robert Goddard: Borrowed Time (USA 2006) From the Publisher: A man is swiftly charged and convicted of the crime, but a string of inexplicable events begins to convince Timariot that all is not what it seems. Fascinated by the dead woman's memory, he is sucked into the complex motives and tortured relationships of her family and friends, searching against his better judgemnt for the secret of what really happened the day she died. The closer he gets to the truth, the more hideous and uncertain it seems to be. And far too late he realizes that anybody who uncovers it is unlikely to be allowed to live. Robert Goddard: Borrowed Time. Delta, ISBN: 0385339224 (January, 2006), 397 p., $12.00
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Robert Goddard: Borrowed Time (UK 1995) From the Publisher: A man is swiftly charged and convicted of the crime, but a string of inexplicable events begins to convince Timariot that all is not what it seems. Fascinated by the dead woman's memory, he is sucked into the complex motives and tortured relationships of her family and friends, searching against his better judgement for the secret of what really happened the day she died. The closer he gets to the truth, the more hideous and uncertain it seems to be. And far too late he realizes that anybody who uncovers it is unlikely to be allowed to live. Robert Goddard: Borrowed Time. Corgi Books, ISBN: 0552142239 (December, 1995), 446 p., £5.99 / £7.99
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