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At 475 Pages, Private Eyes, by child psychologist turned best-selling author Jonathan Kelterman, is a long crime novel
At 475 Pages, Private Eyes, by child psychologist turned best-selling author Jonathan Kelterman, is a long crime novel

At 475 Pages, Private Eyes, by child psychologist turned best-selling author Jonathan Kelterman, is a long crime novel

Date2/18/1992
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Original Toronto Star caption: At 475 Pages; Private Eyes; by child psychologist turned best-selling author Jonathan Kelterman; is a long crime novel. But Kellerman; whose previous novels include Silent Partner and Time Bomb [Incomplete]
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0099877F
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