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* '''Author''': [[Leona Karr]]
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[[Flashpoint]] is the title of books by:
* '''Publisher''': [[Intrigue]], [[Harlequin Intrigue By The Numbers|# 227]]
 
* '''Year''': 1993
 
* '''Setting''': Colorado
 
* '''Amazon Listing''' - [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0373222270/ref=nosim/103-3685024-2000659?n=283155 Flashpoint]
 
  
== About The Book ==
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* [[Flashpoint - Patricia Gardner Evans|1]] - [[Patricia Gardner Evans]], 1986, ([[Intimate Moments By The Numbers|Silhouette Intimate Moments]])
 
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* [[Flashpoint - Leona Karr|2]] - [[Leona Karr]], 1992, ([[Harlequin Intrigue By The Numbers|Harlequin Intrigue]])
<i>"Diddle Diddle dumpling, poor young John,"</i><br>
 
began the macabre Mother Goose rhyme that arrived on Gail Richards’s doorstep.
 
 
 
<i>"Killed in the Street, his life blood gone."</i><br>
 
A tragic accident had almost cost Gail her life—and had caused the death of a teenage boy.  It was only with the care and attention of counselor Curtis O’Mallory that she was just beginning to forget the past.
 
 
 
<i>"One shoe off...and one shoe on,"</i><br>
 
But along with the rhyme came a gaily wrapped package, and the soiled sneaker inside was a grim reminder to Gail that there was someone who couldn’t--and wouldn’t--forget.
 
 
 
Locked windows, bolted doors and Curtis’s arms were no protection against the faceless fiend whose chilling presents--a battered doll, a sheaf of dead roses--proved her tormentor wouldn’t rest until Gail was...
 
 
 
<i>"Dead in the street,"</i> like <i>"poor young John."</i>
 

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