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Harriet Klausner 17th Feb 2005
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Gayle Callen, A Woman's Innocence - Sam Sherryington, a spy for the British government, is devastated because he has had to arrest his childhood friend Julia for a betrayal which resulted in 16,000 soldiers dying in Afghanistan. Still he did his job and she lingers in a nearby jail awaiting extradition to London to stand trial, a formality as the evidence is so overwhelming.
Still one thing bothers Sam which involves the time sequence of the death of the mother of the government's key witne ...- Read Harriet Klausner's full review and ratings (281 words)





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