Sweet Dreams, Irene
| Title: | Sweet Dreams, Irene: An Irene Kelly Novel |
| Author: | Jan Burke
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| Year First Published: | 2002 |
| Page Count: | 368 |
| Synopsis: | Irene Kelly is a reporter with a fierce integrity. Detective Frank Harriman is her lover and friend. Now they're both about to be plunged into political hellfire when a ruthless politician rocks a race for district attorney with a stunning allegation: his opponent's son is in the clutches of a satanic cult. The charge takes a fatal turn when a local woman is brutally murdered, and the grisly crime scene bears unholy implications. Tracking the clues takes Irene behind the closed doors of an isolated home for troubled youths, where obscuring the truth is only part of a stranger's diabolic game. To win it, Irene will have the devil to pay. |
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| A page-turner! Irene Kelly is a genuinely likable heroine, and intelligent and amusing too. It starts out looking like it's going to be all about Satanism, but that turns out to be a red herring. Does contain discussion of witchcraft, but not in a particularly condoning way. |
Categories
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| Focus | Murder | Readability | Moderate |
| Main Character | Female | Setting | North America |
| Main Character | Layman | Setting | Earth Based |
| Main Character | Adult | Time Period | Contemporary |
| Number of pages | 300-400 |
Series (that include this book):
- This is #0 in the Irene Kelly
series.
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