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About Susan Isaacs
Susan Isaacs is the author of eight novels. She lives in New York City and Long Island.
Novels
Close Relations (1980)
Almost Paradise (1984)
Shining Through (1988)
Magic Hour (1991)
After All These Years (1993)
Lily White (1996)
Red, White and Blue (1998)
Any Place I Hang My Hat (2004)
Past Perfect (2007)
As Husbands Go (2010)
Almost Paradise (1984)
Shining Through (1988)
Magic Hour (1991)
After All These Years (1993)
Lily White (1996)
Red, White and Blue (1998)
Any Place I Hang My Hat (2004)
Past Perfect (2007)
As Husbands Go (2010)
Links to other websites
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Susan Isaacs recommends
 No Body (1986) (Jenny Cain, book 3) Nancy Pickard "A delightful whodunnit... I enjoyed it immensely." |  Fearless (1993) Rafael Yglesias "More than 'a good read'... a tour de force, touching and harrowing at the same time." |  Everywhere That Mary Went (1993) (Rosato and Associates, book 1) Lisa Scottoline "What fun! Lisa Scottoline brings something new to the lawyer-mystery -- a brilliant sense of humor. Grabs you with its intelligence, wit and energy and doesn't let go." | |
 One True Thing (1994) Anna Quindlen "There is not a single false word in One True Thing. What a brave and beautifully written novel! " |  Thrown-Away Child (1996) (Neil Hockaday) Thomas Adcock "This is Adcock at his best - Intelligent, fiery, sharp-witted and perceptive." |  The Cold Blue Blood (2001) (Berger and Mitry, book 1) David Handler "The beginning of what looks to be a swell series." | |
 As Dead as It Gets (2005) (Maggie Mars, book 1) Cady Kalian "As Dead as It Gets is a droll and delightful mystery about the real Hollywood, the screenwriters' Hollywood, a place often short on drollery and delight." |  London Is the Best City in America (2006) Laura Dave "A delicious comedy of manners and a smart examination of the heart and its desires. What a sparkling debut!" |
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