The Perfect Husband
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In fact, it takes many people to create a book and I'm indebted to quite a few. I would like to express my deep appreciation and gratitude to all the people who helped me in this process, including: Jack Stapelton, Bristol County assistant district attorney, who generously and patiently answered a multitude of questions about crossjurisdictional investigations and arrests.
Steve Belanger, corrections officer, who shared with me enough details about life in a maximum security prison to convince m...e never to commit a crime.
Chris Fuss, college buddy and dear friend, who not only provided his experience in orienteering and the Revolutionary War reenactment, but also let me play with the rifles.
Aaron Kechley and Valerie Weber, two Williams alumni, who told me so much about quaint, beautiful Williamstown, I just had to use it for murder.
And to the remaining police officers, FBI agents, and other corrections officers who kindly agreed to answer my questions but asked that their names be withheld.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In fact, it takes many people to create a book and I'm indebted to quite a few. I would like to express my deep appreciation and gratitude to all the people who helped me in this process, including: Jack Stapelton, Bristol County assistant district attorney, who generously and patiently answered a multitude of questions about crossjurisdictional investigations and arrests.
Steve Belanger, corrections officer, who shared with me enough details about life in a maximum security prison to convince m...e never to commit a crime.
Chris Fuss, college buddy and dear friend, who not only provided his experience in orienteering and the Revolutionary War reenactment, but also let me play with the rifles.
Aaron Kechley and Valerie Weber, two Williams alumni, who told me so much about quaint, beautiful Williamstown, I just had to use it for murder.
And to the remaining police officers, FBI agents, and other corrections officers who kindly agreed to answer my questions but asked that their names be withheld.
What to read after The Perfect Husband?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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