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conversations.value: What is a description for a book titled Moonlight Mile about Patrick, Amanda, Angie with the genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Mystery?
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conversations.value: <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?docId=1000623831"><strong>Amazon Best Books of the Month, November 2010</strong></a>: Its tough going for a good man in a messed-up world, particularly in the author's Boston. Patrick Kenzie knows he did the right thing twelve years ago (during the events in Gone, Baby, Gone ) when he located missing 4-year-old Amanda McCready and returned her to her neglectful mother, even though she wouldve been better off with her kidnappers. That doesnt mean hes had an easy time living with his decision. In Moonlight Mile , Patrick is still scraping by as a freelance PI, but now hes married to his former partner Angie Gennaro and with a daughter of his own. When Patrick learns that once again Amanda McCreadys gone missing, his conscience gets the better of him and he's soon on the trail of the enigmatic 16-year-old, only to discover that the moral complexity of his work has not lessened with time. And neither has the author's talent as a top-notch crime writer. Much like a cup of Dunkin' Donuts coffee, the author never fails to satisfy and the latest Patrick and Angie story is no less addictive. --Shane Hansanuwat
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conversations.value: <a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?docId=1000623831"><strong>Amazon Best Books of the Month, November 2010</strong></a>: Its tough going for a good man in a messed-up world, particularly in the author's Boston. Patrick Kenzie knows he did the right thing twelve years ago (during the events in Gone, Baby, Gone ) when he located missing 4-year-old Amanda McCready and returned her to her neglectful mother, even though she wouldve been better off with her kidnappers. That doesnt mean hes had an easy time living with his decision. In Moonlight Mile , Patrick is still scraping by as a freelance PI, but now hes married to his former partner Angie Gennaro and with a daughter of his own. When Patrick learns that once again Amanda McCreadys gone missing, his conscience gets the better of him and he's soon on the trail of the enigmatic 16-year-old, only to discover that the moral complexity of his work has not lessened with time. And neither has the author's talent as a top-notch crime writer. Much like a cup of Dunkin' Donuts coffee, the author never fails to satisfy and the latest Patrick and Angie story is no less addictive.
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conversations.value: What is a plot for a book about Patrick, Amanda, Angie?
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conversations.value: Moonlight Mile (film): Following the murder of Diana Floss (Careena Melia) in a restaurant shooting in Cape Ann, Massachusetts in 1973, her fiancé Joe Nast (Jake Gyllenhaal) elects to stay with her parents.\nHer father Ben Floss (Dustin Hoffman) is a realtor whose business partner has recently left.\nBen and Joe go into business as Floss & Son, as this was their plan before Diana\'s death.\nJoe goes to the post office to retrieve all the invitations that had been sent out for his and Diana\'s wedding, and with the help of Bertie Knox (Ellen Pompeo) he retrieves seventy four of seventy five.\nShe finds the last invitation and takes it to his house later that night.\nHe drops her off at a local bar, and returns home, despite her inviting him in for a drink.\nJoe and Ben attend a local property fair, and Ben pitches the idea of redeveloping a block in the town to developer Mike Mulcahey (Dabney Coleman).\nMulcahey agrees, but they need to get all the tenants to agree.\nDiana\'s friends come round to look through her possessions, much to the consternation of her mother Jojo (Susan Sarandon).\nThey then take Joe out for a drink at the same bar Bertie went into the previous night.\nJoe puts "Moonlight Mile" on the jukebox and Bertie dances with him, to jealous looks from Diana\'s friends.\nJoe convinces Ben to let him talk to the bar\'s owner to convince them to sell.\nHe asks the bartender who owns the bar, but the bartender does not give him the information.\nFeeling trapped at the Floss home, Joe goes to see Bertie and they sleep together.\nHe leaves early the next morning.\nBen is frustrated at the lack of progress and goes to the bar to see the owner, where he meets Bertie and tells her about Diana.\nBertie finds Joe and confronts him; he confesses to her that he had split up with Diana three days before she was killed.\nBertie tells Joe about her boyfriend, the owner of the bar, who is lost in Vietnam.\nJoe goes to dinner at the Mulcahey\'s, where Mike\'s wife rudely presumes aloud that she thought Joe was not still tied up with thoughts of his fiancee\'s murder.\nJoe states that this is not the case, completely upsetting the mood at the dinner table.\nThis causes Mike to call Ben and call off the deal.\nThe family attends the trial of Diana\'s murderer.\nHowever the murderer\'s wife elicits sympathy from the jury, and the prosecutor, Mona Camp (Holly Hunter), asks Joe to testify and help the jury gain sympathy for Diana.\nWhile on the witness stand, Joe confesses that he and Diana had broken up prior to her death, and had not told her parents.\nBen and Jojo are happy with the confession and gain closure.\nJoe symbolically writes 75 letters expressing his newfound clarity about what course his life ought to take and places them in mailboxes around town, hoping that one will get to Bertie.\nBen closes the shop, Jojo resumes her writing career, Bertie sells the bar, and she and Joe leave town.
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conversations.value: Moonlight Mile (film): Following the murder of Diana Floss (Careena Melia) in a restaurant shooting in Cape Ann, Massachusetts in 1973, her fiancé Joe Nast (Jake Gyllenhaal) elects to stay with her parents.\nHer father Ben Floss (Dustin Hoffman) is a realtor whose business partner has recently left.\nBen and Joe go into business as Floss & Son, as this was their plan before Diana\'s death.\nJoe goes to the post office to retrieve all the invitations that had been sent out for his and Diana\'s wedding, and with the help of Bertie Knox (Ellen Pompeo) he retrieves seventy four of seventy five.\nShe finds the last invitation and takes it to his house later that night.\nHe drops her off at a local bar, and returns home, despite her inviting him in for a drink.\nJoe and Ben attend a local property fair, and Ben pitches the idea of redeveloping a block in the town to developer Mike Mulcahey (Dabney Coleman).\nMulcahey agrees, but they need to get all the tenants to agree.\nDiana\'s friends come round to look through her possessions, much to the consternation of her mother Jojo (Susan Sarandon).\nThey then take Joe out for a drink at the same bar Bertie went into the previous night.\nJoe puts "Moonlight Mile" on the jukebox and Bertie dances with him, to jealous looks from Diana\'s friends.\nJoe convinces Ben to let him talk to the bar\'s owner to convince them to sell.\nHe asks the bartender who owns the bar, but the bartender does not give him the information.\nFeeling trapped at the Floss home, Joe goes to see Bertie and they sleep together.\nHe leaves early the next morning.\nBen is frustrated at the lack of progress and goes to the bar to see the owner, where he meets Bertie and tells her about Diana.\nBertie finds Joe and confronts him; he confesses to her that he had split up with Diana three days before she was killed.\nBertie tells Joe about her boyfriend, the owner of the bar, who is lost in Vietnam.\nJoe goes to dinner at the Mulcahey\'s, where Mike\'s wife rudely presumes aloud that she thought Joe was not still tied up with thoughts of his fiancee\'s murder.\nJoe states that this is not the case, completely upsetting the mood at the dinner table.\nThis causes Mike to call Ben and call off the deal.\nThe family attends the trial of Diana\'s murderer.\nHowever the murderer\'s wife elicits sympathy from the jury, and the prosecutor, Mona Camp (Holly Hunter), asks Joe to testify and help the jury gain sympathy for Diana.\nWhile on the witness stand, Joe confesses that he and Diana had broken up prior to her death, and had not told her parents.\nBen and Jojo are happy with the confession and gain closure.\nJoe symbolically writes 75 letters expressing his newfound clarity about what course his life ought to take and places them in mailboxes around town, hoping that one will get to Bertie.
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conversations.value: What could be a category for this book?
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conversations.value: A category could be 'Kenzie & Gennaro, Book'