Review Season: Crossing the Lines by Sulari Gentill - 2021 1st Place

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It’s time for the crown. The Sulari Gentill Award for the most-recommended mystery novel of the year for Death of the Reader goes to, Sulari Gentill, and her 2018 book ‘Crossing the Lines’, also known as ‘After She Wrote Him’, or ‘A Line Once Crossed’ by me and like two other fans. Crossing the Lines makes a compelling case for why a sense of uncertainty can be a blessing in fiction, and it can really open up a door for your reading once it clicks.

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