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Blog Another sad 4 am story Thursday, December 11, 2008 This week our friend Lesa Holstine (frequent poster here and author of Lesa's Book Critiques) commented about the similarities between Angel's Tip and last week's disappearance of a woman missing since she left Manhattan hotspot Marquee at 4 am with a man she apparently didn't know. The details of this tragic case remind me too much of Natalee Holloway, Jennifer Moore, and Imette St. Guillen, the cases that eventually led me, as I explain in the author's note to Angel's Tip, to the plot of that novel. You can read Lesa's thoughts about the eerie similarities between the book and this case here at USA Today. My thoughts are with the young woman's family. posted by Alafair Burke at 1:46 PM 0 Comments: Post a Comment << Home Previous Posts Video of the Day Separated at Birth? Ellie Hatcher's online profile Best NY Christmas Card Sights An Oldie but a Goodie Who Watches This Stuff? This news is heli-good, you guys Big fat cat It's cold! Books to Film