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| Michael Rolince, the former head of the FBI's International Terrorism Operations Section, smugly insisted at trial that Samit's "suppositions, hunches and suspicions were one thing," while "what we knew" was another. As in the previous books, the point isn't the lightweight, easily solved mystery but Bunny and Jack's bantering relationship as they follow the clues and their hunches to solve the crime. Joanne Brunn's basic premise is that we all are both with psychic skills revealed by hunches or 'gut feelings', and that these instincts come from a core intuitive nature which is phased out during childhood. |
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