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Killer Reads The Nancy Grace Book Club Today.

A likable woman is a brand new book by May Cobb.

And this is how it starts when her grandmother gives Kira a memoir that her mother Kira's

mother had been working on before she committed suicide.

Kira gets into the mind of her mother that she can no longer speak to, can no longer ask questions of

and finds out about a whole nether side of her mother's life.

This is where I come in. Was it truly a suicide?

Guys, I'm Nancy Grace and joining me right now, May Cobb, the author of A likable woman,

also with us and I felt after reading the book that I really needed a shrink, okay?

No offense May Cobb. Also with me is, so now Psychologist joining us out of Manhattan,

trauma and crime expert, Kira and start at Kira and start.com that's Kira and with the C.

May. Now in your book, a likable woman, first question I have is why do you have a woman on the

front in a swimsuit? That's such a great question. So the publisher is terrific at giving me these

great catchy summary covers and I think they wanted something bold and beachy and there's that

scene in there with Sadie when she's in the pool at their family's friend's house. So I think

they also wanted to capture like a pretty pivotal scene in the book where something happens.

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