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Husband-wife FBI agents Savich and Sherlock go to San Francisco to help agent Cheney Stone protect a murdered psychic's widow from a hitman in Catherine Coulter's Double Take. The case foggily involves a Vertigo-ish missing woman and her double.
Grisliest Death
Garoting.
Lowdown
Hitchcock it ain't. Coulter's campy psychics are a hoot, but disjointed
plotlines, sappy banter, and a too-cozy clique of recurring characters
make her 11th FBI thriller feel like a soap opera. B-
Posted Jun 08, 2007
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