Privileged Conversation - Softcover

Hunter, Evan

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0446603821 ISBN 13: 9780446603829

Publisher: Grand Central Publishing, 1997

Synopsis

Successful psychiatrist David Chapman decides to stay in the city and work while his wife and children vacation on Martha's Vineyard. All is not tranquil in the city, however. A chance meeting with a Broadway dancer evokes his every erotic fantasy. But when bodies meet, when mystery and desire come together, there is no telling where the journey may end. And David finds he can't resist--or escape--the most dangerous woman of his dreams.

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From the Back Cover:

She is a Broadway dancer, exquisite and mercurial. He is a dedicated psychiatrist, happily married to a beautiful woman, the father of two lovely children vacationing with their mother on Martha's Vineyard. "Good morning, sir", she said, as she passed David Chapman on a sunny June day in Central Park. Moments later, she was locked in mortal combat with a mugger, and David came to her rescue... They tell each other some truths, but only some. They know each other's mysteries, but only some. They slip into a realm of sensual deception and imminent danger... For who is Kate Duggan really, the woman who makes sexual fantasies come true? And who is David Chapman, the doctor who spends his day with other people's neuroses, guilt, and lies? Now, in the heat of a New York City summer, they will learn everything - when a stalker turns their mad lust into a murderous affair.

About the Author:

Evan Hunter, who writes under the pseudonym, Ed McBain, is one of the most illustrious names in fiction. In 1998 he was the first non-British author to be awarded the Crime Writers' Association/Cartier Diamond Dagger Award and he is also a holder of the Mystery Writers of America's coveted Grand Master Award. He has written twenty novels as Evan Hunter and more than eighty as Ed McBain. He lives in Connecticut.

About this edition

• Publisher: Grand Central Publishing
• Publication date: 1997
• ISBN 10: 0446603821
• ISBN 13: 9780446603829
• Binding: Mass Market Paperback
• Number of pages: 336