| Partners |  | Author: Grace Livingston Hill
Publisher: Bantam
Category: Book
Buy Used: $1.39
Avg. Customer Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 646169
Pages: 216
ASIN: B0007FNKQE
Publication Date: 1968
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Condition: 1972 Bantam paperback. Moderate reading wear. Ship same or next day. More Grace Livingston Hill books in our store.
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Detective Casey O'Connor is back, this time with new partner Leslie Tucker. They join forces with Tori Hunter (from Hill's acclaimed Hunter's Way and In the Name of the Father) to track down a killer targeting single women who live alone. But as Casey and Leslie grow closer, Leslie begins to question her sexuality. She craves more time with her partner and less is spent with the man she is supposed to marry, exposing their differences. Casey turns to Tori and Sam for advice when it appears her relationship with her new partner might follow the same path as theirs. Partners takes us from the squad room to the streets, and into the private lives of four of Dallas' finest female detectives.
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 Partners March 10, 2002
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This is a very quiet and lovely story that I dismissed at first reading but have learned to love and can now read over and over. The heroine's future looks very bleak indeed, but her hard circumstances lead her to look for God. There are some very profound spiritual truths here having to do with God's care for us when life is difficult -- not everyone comes out unscathed -- and the main characters come to know God during the course of the book.
 A sweet story of faith and responsiblity July 29, 2001
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
"Partners" is a story about a man and a woman who only know each other from passing each other on the stairs at the decrepit boarding house where they both live. One night, the man finds a baby lying on the boarding house doorstep and nearly frozen to death. Together he and the compassionate young woman fight for the baby's life, and fall in love in the process. It's a little bit simpler than a lot of Hill's books, but it's still a sweet story with a message of faith at the core.
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