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Jan Burke: Sweet Dreams, Irene (USA 2002) From the Publisher: "Virtually nonstop drama. It's hard to see how Burke can top this one." -- The Drood Review of Mystery Jan Burke: Sweet Dreams, Irene. An Irene Kelly Novel. Pocket Books, ISBN: 0743444523 (September, 2002), 342 p., $6.99.
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Jan Burke: Sweet Dreams, Irene (USA 1995) From the Publisher: "A WELCOME ADDITION... A HIGHLY READABLE MYSTERY WITH A RAPID HEARTBEAT AND A THOROUGHLY MODERN POINT OF VIEWS" -- Dallas Morning News Don't miss the first Irene Kelly mystery: GOODNIGHT, IRENE Jan Burke: Sweet Dreams, Irene. An Irene Kelly Mystery. Avon Books, ISBN: 0380723506 (February, 1995), 251 p., $4.99.
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Jan Burke: Sweet Dreams, Irene (USA 1994) From the Publisher: Instantly winning fans and critics alike, Irene Kelly is a heroine as likable as she is clever, and as unpredictable as she is hardheaded. She is a newswoman who always gets her story and who never loses her sense of humor along the way. Irene proved she had all the right stuff when she solved a decades-old murder like a master and found love on the run with detective Frank Harriman. Now, in Sweet Dreams, Irene, things are hotter than ever -- at work, with Frank, and in the murder business. Irene's latest assignment is to cover the fierce and heated rivalry between district attorney candidates Brian Henderson and Monty Montgomery. It's a politically corrupt race that causes mayhem -- and murder -- in the ordinarily quiet beach community of Las Piernas, California. When Irene agrees to help the teenage son of Brian Henderson scotch the latest in a string of malicious smear tactics, she has no idea that the innocent favor could very well cost her her life. Monty Montgomery is digging deeper than usual into his bag of political dirty tricks, this time using Henderson's own son to bring down his opponent. Montgomery plans to show a damning photograph suggesting that young Henderson belongs to a satanic cult with ties to the local youth center. AlthoughIrene at first dismisses the cult as "kid stuff," soon a terrifying series of events -- including murder -- convinces her there is more than child's play at work: There is a cold-blooded murderer on the loose. Determined to discover whether the rash of treacherous "pranks" is connected to the embittered political race, Irene embarks upon an investigation that lands her directly in the killer's line of fire. When she ignores deadly threats as well as the desperate urgings of her detective-boyfriend to drop the case, she finds herself not only in harm's way but beyond the reach of any helping hands. With her detecting and survival instincts put to the ultimate test, Irene now faces the most difficult struggle of her life. JAN BURKE lives with her husband in Seal Beach, California, where she is currently at work on her third Irene Kelly mystery. Jan Burke: Sweet Dreams, Irene. An Irene Kelly Mystery. Simon & Schuster, ISBN: 067178210X (March, 1994), 287 p., $20.00.
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