Hide & Seek (Patterson novel)

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Hide & Seek
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First edition
Author James Patterson
Language English
Genre Crime novel/Thriller
Publisher Little, Brown
Publication place United States
Media typePrint (Paperback)
ISBN 9780006498520

Hide & Seek is a 1997 novel written by thriller novel writer James Patterson. [1]

Plot

Maggie Bradford is a successful singer/songwriter who is on trial for murder. She has married twice and it appears that she has shot both husbands. Due to Maggie Bradford's history of killing her first husband to get out of the abusive ways, it began to fuel speculation and accusations when she had again killed her second husband. And the world around her wants to know if this celebrity can really commit these murders. [2]

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