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  1. Karin Slaughter _ Pretty Girls

    the price for hearing gossip was having someone else gossip about you.
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  2. Karin Slaughter _ Pretty Girls

    It wasn't enough for Julia to be taken away from the family. All the good things about her had to be taken away, too.
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  3. Karin Slaughter _ Pretty Girls

    No matter how far you run, you always ended up back where you started.
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  4. Karin Slaughter _ Pretty Girls

    {Trust me, sweetheart, there is a reason centuries of fathers have fought brutal wars to protect the concept of Immaculate Conception.}
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  5. Karin Slaughter _ Pretty Girls

    Paul. She hadn't just watched him die. She had taken in his death like a hummingbird drawing nectar.
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  6. Karin Slaughter _ Pretty Girls

    fund-raiser where the whitest men and women in North Atlanta sat around in Dolce & Gabbana sampling perogies and Swedish meatballs made by their children's nannies.
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  7. Karin Slaughter _ Pretty Girls

    Georgia had beaten Auburn last night. The town was sleeping off the win.
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  8. Karin Slaughter _ Pretty Girls

    the luxury vacations had come as a personal affront to a woman who had survived the Great Depression, a world war, the death of a husband, the loss of two children, and countless other hardships. Claire
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  9. Karin Slaughter _ Pretty Girls

    Yes." Claire was tired of his questions, which were made even more grating by his flat, midwestern accent.
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  10. Karin Slaughter _ Pretty Girls

    Their whole life, they're the center of attention. People want to be around them just because they're attractive. Their jokes are funnier. Their lives are better. And then suddenly, they get bags under their eyes or they put on a little weight and no one cares about
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  11. Karin Slaughter _ Pretty Girls

    I had experienced a TIA, which of course further infuriated your mother {she has always been hostile to abbreviation}.
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  12. Karin Slaughter _ Pretty Girls

    Eighteen years ago, Lydia had told her that the problem with Paul Scott was that he didn't see Claire as a normal, imperfect human being. He was blind to her faults. He covered her missteps. He would never challenge her or scare her or infuriate her or stir up any of those fiery emotions that made it worthwhile to put up with a man's bullshit.
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