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Four women-a police detective, an assistant D.A., a reporter, and a medical examiner-join forces as they sidestep their bosses to track down a criminal whose twisted imagination stuns and entire city.</summary><cover oclc="ocn047178321" type="isbn">0316666009</cover></citation><citation><uniqueHoldings>3130</uniqueHoldings><holdings>6770</holdings><numEditions>55</numEditions><oclcnum>ocn048177058</oclcnum><exprid>sw047831434:lccn-n78-86409</exprid><isFiction>True</isFiction><recordType>book</recordType><date>2002</date><languages count="14"><lang code="eng" count="38"/><lang code="chi" count="3"/><lang code="vie" count="2"/><lang code="swe" count="2"/><lang code="ger" count="1"/><lang code="tur" count="1"/><lang code="pol" count="1"/><lang code="gre" count="1"/><lang code="heb" count="1"/><lang code="rus" count="1"/><lang code="ind" count="1"/><lang code="spa" count="1"/><lang code="kor" count="1"/><lang code="dut" count="1"/></languages><dates different="6" first="2002" last="2007"/><audLevel>0.36</audLevel><creator>Patterson, James</creator><title>2nd chance : a novel</title><genres><genre count="6473" norm="mystery fiction">Mystery fiction</genre><genre count="104" norm="suspense fiction">Suspense fiction</genre><genre count="3" norm="detective and mystery stories">Detective and mystery stories</genre></genres><summary>Patterson's second installment of his Women's Murder Club series finds the ladies in search of a killer who sprays bullets into a crowd of children leaving a San Francisco church, killing one. 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