This novel poses an interesting question: What if multiple eyewitnesses can place a man at a crime scene, and forensic evidence points directly to the same man as the perpetrator, but that man has incontrovertible proof he was nowhere near the victim at the time? Can a man be in two places at once?
This is an interesting mystery story, although be warned that it's very dark. It brought back a character I'd enjoyed from a previous book as well. (See Finders Keepers.)
I also read recently by this author: Sleeping Beauties, The Talisman
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