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conversations.value: Provide a description for a book titled While My Pretty One Sleeps about Daily, Express with the genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thrillers & Suspense.
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conversations.value: "The first murder is only the start of the terror..." * Daily Express *
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Provide a plot for a book about Daily, Express.
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conversations.value: While My Pretty One Sleeps: Neeve Kearney runs a dress shop.\nOne of her popular customers, Ethel Lambston, a writer, is found dead in a small cave.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Provide the first three paragraphs for this book.. End with the sentence '"'.
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conversations.value: While My Pretty One Sleeps
  In the eleven wonderful years we had, we were only beginning to plumb all that we would have become to each other.
  Myles got up and poured a second cup of coffee. Why was this awareness so strong? What was eluding him? Something. Something. Oh, Renata, he begged. I don't know why, but I'm worried about Neeve. I've done my best for her these seventeen years. But she's your kid, too. Is she in trouble?
  The second cup of coffee revived his spirits and he began to feel slightly foolish. When Neeve came yawning into the kitchen, he was sufficiently recovered to say, "Your publisher is a good pot-walloper."
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conversations.value: Provide five more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: She had obviously been a meticulous researcher. Interviews with the designers contained frequent notations: "Not what she said in Vogue." "Check these figures." "Never won that prize." "Try to interview governess about her claim she sewed clothes for her dolls."...
  There were a dozen different drafts of Ethel's final article, with slashes and inserts in each version.
  Jack began to skim the material until he saw the name "Gordon Steuber." Steuber. Ethel had been wearing a suit he designed when she was found. Neeve had been so insistent about the fact that the blouse taken from Ethel's body had been sold with that suit but that Ethel wouldn't have deliberately worn it.
  With minute care he analyzed the material on Gordon Steuber and was alarmed to see how frequently his name was mentioned in newspaper clippings of the past three months showing he was under investigation. In the article, Ethel had credited Neeve for pointing the finger at Steuber. The next-to-final draft of her article not only dealt with the exposure of his sweatshops, his incometax problems, but contained a sentence: "Steuber got his start in his father's business, making linings for fur coats. The word is that nobody else in the history of fashion has made more money with linings and seams in the last few years than the dapper Mr. Steuber."
  Ethel had bracketed that sentence and marked it "Save." Ginny had told Jack about Steuber's arrest after the drug bust. Had Ethel discovered several weeks ago that Steuber was smuggling heroin in the linings and seams of his imports?
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conversations.value: Provide the last four paragraphs.
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conversations.value: How do you tell a woman that because of her presence the terrible rage and guilt you've carried all these years is in the past, that instead of feeling empty and devastated, you feel strong and eager to really live the rest of your life? There was no way.
  There was a way to tell her. Deliberately Myles filled his own glass to the brim and handed it to Kitty. "Have mine."
  Neeve and Jack stood at the window and looked out over the Hudson River, the parkway, the outline of the apartment houses and restaurants that loomed on the waterfront of New Jersey.
  All those years ago, Renata as a ten-year-old child, hurrying home in the midst of two armies shooting at each other, had, because of a "feeling," gone into church and saved a wounded American soldier. Neeve felt Jack's arm go around her waist. The movement was not tentative, but sure and steady.