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C.E. Tobisman


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Mystery, Suspense


Cynthia E. Tobisman is an appellate attorney and comic book writer. She lives in Los Angeles with her wife and three children.

Librarian's note: Also writes comics under the name Cindy Tobisman. ...more

Combine Editions

Average rating: 3.9 · 11,298 ratings · 723 reviews · 2 distinct works • Similar authors
Doubt (Caroline Auden, #1)
3.85 avg rating — 10,093 ratings — published 2016 — 7 editions
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Proof (Caroline Auden, #2)
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Series by C.E. Tobisman

Doubt Proof
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“Behind him, the late-afternoon sun ignited the particulate matter in the Los Angeles sky a polluted shade of gold. The”
― C.E. Tobisman, Doubt
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“Caroline Auden hunched over her laptop, her shoulders constricting in her woolen business suit. Her hair fell across her eyes as she studied the chessboard. The computer was playing the Sicilian defense. That meant she needed to play the Perenyi attack. She hated to sacrifice so much material, but if she wanted to win, she’d have to do it. Caroline”
― C.E. Tobisman, Doubt
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“She believed that everything happened for a reason, that everything in life occurred exactly as it should. She knew the line very well might be bullshit, since atrocities throughout human history defied the subscription of any grand belief. But sometimes the fatalistic mantra still gave her peace. If everything happened for a reason, to suck the nectar from the moment, hummingbird-like. Even if that nectar tasted horrible sometimes.”
― C. E. Tobisman
tags: rationalization
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