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Maggie Terry

Maggie Terry | Sarah Schulman

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Post-rehab, Maggie Terry has one goal: keep her head down, and rebuild her life in hopes that she’ll be reunited with her daughter. But her first day as a private investigator lands her in the middle of a big one: actress strangled. If Maggie shakes her ghosts—dead NYPD partner, vindictive ex, steadfast drug habit—then maybe she’ll crack the case.

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Maggie Terry | Sarah Schulman

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Sarah Schulman is one of my favourite authors; I‘m always excited when she has something new. She‘s in tiptop form here, dark & witty, with deeply flawed characters & a gritty portrait of New York City. I cared immediately about Maggie, post-rehab, desperate just to get through each day & determined to convince her ex-wife that she can be trusted to see their young daughter again. Over 5 days, a mystery is solved & there‘s hope in the world. #LGBT

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Maggie Terry | Sarah Schulman

Trump was giving people approval for being ignorant, and too many of them seemed to love him for it.

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Maggie Terry | Sarah Schulman

Maggie Terry, a former NYC police detective was kicked off the force because of her addictions. I love the way Sarah Schulman makes sociopolitical commentary while taking me inside the world of AA meetings.

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Maggie Terry | Sarah Schulman

What a stupid thing to say to a little girl whose mother had left her behind: ā€You‘re so pretty.ā€¯

Reggie Wow, all these quotes!!! Making me itch to read this. 6y

Lindy @Reggie Yes! It is fantastic! 6y

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Maggie Terry | Sarah Schulman

Sarah Schulman knows how to make me smile.

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Maggie Terry | Sarah Schulman

Really enjoying the smart, dry humour in this so far.

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