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Takes One to Know One: A Novel Hardcover – October 1, 2019

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In this whip-smart suburban mystery from New York Times bestselling author Susan Isaacs, a retired FBI agent turned Long Island housewife taps into her investigative past when she begins to suspect that her neighbor is harboring criminal secrets.

Just a few years ago, Corie Geller was busting terrorists as an agent for the FBI. But at thirty-five, she traded in her badge for the stability of marriage and motherhood. Now Corie is married to the brilliant and remarkably handsome Judge Josh Geller and is the adoptive mother of his lovely 14-year-old daughter. Between cooking meals and playing chauffeur, Corie scouts Arabic fiction for a few literary agencies and, on Wednesdays, has lunch with her fellow Shorehaven freelancers at a so-so French restaurant. Life is, as they say, fine.

But at her weekly lunches, Corie senses that something's off. Pete Delaney, a milquetoast package designer, always shows up early, sits in the same spot (often with a different phone in hand), and keeps one eye on the Jeep he parks in the lot across the street. Corie intuitively feels that Pete is hiding something―and as someone who is accustomed to keeping her FBI past from her new neighbors, she should know. But does Pete really have a shady alternate life, or is Corie just imagining things, desperate to add some spark to her humdrum suburban existence? She decides that the only way to find out is to dust off her FBI toolkit and take a deep dive into Pete Delaney’s affairs.

Always sassy, smart, and wickedly witty, Susan Isaacs is at her formidable best in a novel that is both bitingly wry and ominously thrilling.

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“[Isaacs] has us chasing Corie all over the map, charmed by this motormouth sleuth’s snappy wit and awed by her courage.”―New York Times Book Review

“Ms. Isaacs is a witty author, but comedy gives way to terror as Corie’s inevitable confrontation with her dangerous quarry nears. All the foreshadowing and presaging pays off in spades, and the scenes that tie up loose ends are a pleasure to read.”―Wall Street Journal

“What is it that makes Susan Isaacs' books so delicious to read? She’s funny, for starters. And that humor combined with romance and old-fashioned murder mystery tickles every feel-good bone in our bodies. Her characters are whole and flawed and lovable, and you want only the best for them, even as you ardently wish to find them in danger ― repeatedly ― along the way.”―Newsday

“There are so many layers ― and thrilling twists and turns ― that you won’t want to put it down.”―InTouch

“The inimitable Susan Isaacs, master of sardonically witty observation and genre-bending suspense, is back with Takes One to Know One, her first standalone novel since 2012. . . . With shades of Agatha Christie and “Law & Order,” blended with the high drama of a conventional suspense thriller and a generous portion of Isaacs’ signature wry and brainy observational humor, Takes One to Know One will be catnip to longtime Isaacs fans and new readers alike.”―BookPage

“Isaacs has written numerous best-sellers, beginning with her debut, Compromising Positions, but this is her first full-length novel since 2012's Goldberg Variations, and it's a good one. …Turns out, [ex-FBI agent turned suburbanite] Corie’s still got it, but it leads her straight into a deadly trap. Corie’s combat skills and investigative prowess are still up to snuff, but her snarky commentary and hilarious interactions with her father are the real page-turners here.”―Booklist

“[A] stylish beach read…[with] vibrant characters, snappy dialogue, and an arresting first-person narrative.”―Publishers Weekly

“When a new Susan Isaacs novel comes out, her fans take notice...As the suspense builds and builds, we can't put the book down. As in all of Isaacs' work, we truly like the protagonist and are happy to go along on this adventure with her step by step. Read this combination character study/action novel slowly. Get to know Corie, because Isaacs' website informs us that Takes One To Know One is the beginning of a series. Rest assured that all of us will want to read more of Corie Geller's excellent adventures.”―Bookreporter.com

“Isaacs’ writing is clever and funny, with laugh-out-loud moments and strong character development. …Highly recommended for anyone who likes fast-paced storytelling, quirky and interesting characters, and a plot that keeps you guessing right along with the protagonist.”―New York Journal of Books

“Isaacs’s latest suburban novel starts out as a low-key story of a wife looking for a diversionary project for herself and her father, a retired cop, then escalates into action requiring all of her skills as a trained FBI agent. For fans of Kate White and the movie True Lies.”―Library Journal



Praise for Susan Isaacs:

“Nobody does smart, gutsy, funny, sexy women better than Susan Isaacs.” ―Washington Post

“I can think of no other novelist―popular or highbrow―who consistently celebrates female gutsiness, brains and sexuality. She’s Jane Austen with a schmear.” ―NPR’s Fresh Air

“[Susan Isaacs is] a witty, wry observer of contemporary life.” ―New York Times Book Review

“The women who inhabit Isaacs’ books are smart, sexy, a little snarky, and filled with some serious chutzpah.”―Rachel Martin NPR’s “Weekend Edition”

"A master of the genre.”―O, the Oprah Magazine

"Issacs is a master of witty fiction with an undercurrent of emotional truth.”―USA Today

"Always sassy, smart and wickedly witty, Susan Isaacs’ novel is both hilariously funny and a moving tale of family, faith and reconciliation.”―Book of the Month Club

[A]smart-alecky whodunit/surprisingly sweet love story...Isaacs brings it all together in this fast and furious ride through wanton greed, fragile relationships, and love worth fighting for." ―Publishers Weekly (starred review), on As Husbands Go

"Isaacs does it again: skewering the pretensions of upscale suburbanites and in a tender, funny romance."―Kirkus (starred review), on Long Time No See

"Isaacs delivers witty, wicked satire from begining to end.” ―Entertainment Weekly

“I love [Susan Isaacs]…I don’t think she’s ever written a heroine I wouldn’t want to be friends with. And I think she’s really brilliant in a Jane Austen way about social strata and place. She nails all the details.”―Jennifer Weiner, Miami Herald

"Biting and funny.”―New York Daily News

About the Author

Susan Isaacs is the author of thirteen novels, including As Husbands Go, Long Time No See, Any Place I Hang My Hat and Compromising Positions. A recipient of the Writers for Writers Award and the John Steinbeck Award, Isaacs serves as chairman of the board of Poets & Writers, and is a past president of Mystery Writers of America. Her fiction has been translated into 30 languages. She lives on Long Island with her husband.

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  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Atlantic Monthly Press (October 1, 2019)
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • Hardcover ‏ : ‎ 288 pages
  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0802147550
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0802147554
  • Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 1.25 pounds
  • Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.25 x 1.25 x 9.25 inches
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I was born in a thatched cottage in the Cotswolds. Oh, you want the truth. Fine. I was born in Brooklyn and educated at Queens College. After leaving school, I saw one of those ads: BE A COMPUTER PROGRAMMER! Take our aptitude test. Since I had nothing else in mind, I took the test-and flunked. The guy at the employment agency looked at my resume and mumbled, “You wrote for your college paper? Uh, we have an opening at Seventeen magazine.” That’s how I became a writer.

I liked my job, but I found doing advice to the lovelorn and articles like “How to Write a Letter to a Boy” somewhat short of fulfilling. So, first as a volunteer, then for actual money, I wrote political speeches in my spare time. I did less of that when I met a wonderful guy, Elkan Abramowitz, then a federal prosecutor.

We were married and a little more than a year later, we had Andrew (now a corporate lawyer). Three years later, Elizabeth (now a philosopher) was born. I’d left Seventeen to be home with my kids but continued to write speeches and the occasional magazine piece. During what free time I had, I read more mysteries than was healthy. Possibly I became deranged, but I thought, I can do this.

And that’s how Compromising Positions, a whodunit with a housewife-detectives set on Long Island came about. Talk about good luck: it was chosen the Main Selection of the Book-of-the-Month Club, auctioned for paperback, sold to the movies, translated into thirty languages, and became a bestseller. I was a little overwhelmed by the success, but since it’s hard to be cool and go to fabulous downtown parties when you’re living in the suburbs with a husband, two kids, two dogs, and a station wagon, I simply wrote another book… and then another and another. About half my works are mysteries, two fall into the category of espionage, and the rest are…well, regular novels. In the horn-tooting department, all my novels have been New York Times bestsellers. (Goldberg Variations will be published October 2, 2012.)

I also wrote one work of nonfiction, a slew of articles, essays, and op-ed pieces. Newsday sent me to write about the 2000 presidential campaign, which was one of the greatest thrills of my life-going to both conventions, riding beside John McCain on the Straight Talk Express, interviewing George W. Bush. I also reviewed books for the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, and Newsday. (My website has far more information about my projects than most people would want to know, but have a look.)

In the mid-1980s, I wrote the screenplay for Paramount’s Compromising Positions which starred Susan Sarandon and Raul Julia. I also wrote and co-produced Touchstone’s Hello Again which starred Shelley Long, Gabriel Byrne, and Judith Ivey. (My fourth novel, Shining Through, set during World War II became the 20th Century Fox movie starring Michael Douglas, Melanie Griffith and Liam Neeson. I would have written the script, except I wasn’t asked.)

Here’s the professional stuff. I’m a recipient of the Writers for Writers Award, the Marymount Manhattan Writing Center Award, and the John Steinbeck Award. I’m chairman of the board of the literary organization, Poets & Writers and a past president of Mystery Writers of America. I also belong to the National Book Critics Circle, the Creative Coalition, PEN, the American Society Of Journalists and Authors, The International Association of Crime Writers, and Adam Round Table.

In the community, I’m a trustee of the Queens College Foundation and the Jewish Theological Seminary. I also support the Walt Whitman’s Birthplace Association, the North Shore Child and Family Guidance Association, the Nassau County Coalition against Domestic Violence, and a couple of organizations working on behalf of the developmentally disabled. (My adorable grandson Edmund was born with a genetic disorder called 5P-, or cri-du-chat.)

Writers need freedom, and I’m an ardent supporter of free speech and free expression. I’ve worked to gather support for the National Endowment of the Arts’ literature program and have been involved in several anti-censorship campaigns.

My children are grown, married to wonderful people, and they’ve made me a grandmother. (Being a grandparent is one of those rare times in life that lives up to its rave reviews – I suppose as partial compensation for adolescence.) And I still live on Long Island with my husband, the criminal defense lawyer, breakfast chef, and fellow political junkie. After forty years of marriage, we’re still exchanging significant looks as we watch Meet the Press.

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"As the plot unfolds, the intensity escalates exponentially, igniting a conflagration of drama. In this incisively clever and darkly captivating tale, the reader jolts from complacency into the midst of a blazing story. Isaacs delivers a simultaneously sharp-tongued and suspenseful narrative filled with biting humor and a sense of looming peril." —LAURIE BUCHANAN, author of the Sean McPherson crime thriller novels
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5.0 out of 5 stars I ❤ Susan Isaacs!!
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2019
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If this magnificent author decides one day to re-write the New York City telephone book, I swear I'll buy it and read it.
Ever since, back in the 70's I read Compromising Positions, she became ipso facto my favourite writer. I have all her books, and was getting withdrawals until I found this one. I'm feeling better now, thank you.
Something I noticed reading it, it doesn't have all the dialogue her previous books have, therefore, her incredible wit doesn't show one hundred percent. Nevertheless, her prose shows that she doesn't have to have two characters talking to show that she can still race Oscar Wilde in a witty confrontation to end a few paces behind him. Example: when Corie is describing "old guys' baggy pants"... at that point I laughed so hard I actually dropped my Kindle reader.
When reading the way Corie tries to untie her hands in the attic I could almost feel how tight and painful the ties were...
Every paragraph, every page written by Susan Isaacs show us how incredibly intelligent and sharp she is.
This story is a must for anyone who wants to enjoy a truly wonderful book. I truly recommend it, and eagerly wait for the next.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Intense Culmination...
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2019
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Just a few years ago, Corie Geller was busting terrorists as an agent for the FBI. But at thirty-five, she traded in her badge for the stability of marriage and motherhood. Now Corie is married to the brilliant and remarkably handsome Judge Josh Geller and is the adoptive mother of his lovely 14-year-old daughter. Between cooking meals and playing chauffeur, Corie scouts Arabic fiction for a few literary agencies and, on Wednesdays, has lunch with her fellow Shorehaven freelancers at a so-so French restaurant. Life is, as they say, fine.

But at her weekly lunches, Corie senses that something’s off. Pete Delaney, a milquetoast package designer, always shows up early, sits in the same spot (often with a different phone in hand), and keeps one eye on the Jeep he parks in the lot across the street. Corie intuitively feels that Pete is hiding something—and as someone who is accustomed to keeping her FBI past from her new neighbors, she should know. But does Pete really have a shady alternate life, or is Corie just imagining things, desperate to add some spark to her humdrum suburban existence? She decides that the only way to find out is to dust off her FBI toolkit and take a deep dive into Pete Delaney’s affairs.

My Thoughts: I enjoyed the interesting thought processes of our first-person narrator, Corie; I also liked how she was able to hide her history with the FBI and seemingly settle into suburban life.

We follow along as her fascination with Pete Delaney became an obsession, but she very skillfully wended her way through the trail that ultimately led to answers.

Before the fast-paced culmination of Takes One To Know One, the story was a little bit tedious, but because I enjoy the author and also liked the character of Corie, I kept plugging away. In the end, I was biting my nails as the intensity ratcheted up exponentially. This one earned 4.5 stars.
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MfromCO
5.0 out of 5 stars Funny, clever, well written
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2023
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I've read only a few of her books, but always enjoyed them a lot. She's astute and perceptive of human nature, and clever and humorous in describing people and their motives and actions. Slightly twisty plot and fascinating characters. She builds suspense well and is a master of plot pacing. I loved this book. I may have to go fill in with many of her earlier books. Love her style.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Great Wit But The Book Dragged On, And On.
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2021
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I enjoyed the author's wit but the book dragged on, and on and on. Apparently the author was paid by the page count. Disappointed , I thought I would read all her books; one 399 page book was enough.
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John R. Balzer
4.0 out of 5 stars A Meticulous Mystery with a Heart-Pounding Ending
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2023
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I almost gave up on this book because it takes so long to make any progress on what is 'odd' about the antagonist. A false name used to construct false ID is finally uncovered in chapter 16. The action commences and gets intense when Corie has to fight for her life.
Ms. Isaacs knows New York, the Jewish-American culture, and the FBI. She really gets in the unfeeling brain of a serial killer. The end of the book makes up for the initial drag.
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N. Gargano
5.0 out of 5 stars Reading Susan Isaacs makes me happy
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2019
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I have been reading Susan Isaacs since the seventies, so glad to see her again.
As I do a lot with her books, I giggled or laughed out loud through most of the book. I liked the main characters, and enjoyed reading about the creepy villain. She is so good at writing a main character that is flawed yet relatable and likable. She does it better than most.
I really enjoyed the way the story unfolded, pulling the reader right along with the character, the mystery being solved with the character and reader together. Then bam, it takes off and I could not quit reading.
I highly recommend this book.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Interesting if predictable
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Interesting if predictable. It took a while for me to latch on to the characters and the story, but once I did, it gelled. Truthfully, it was all too “pat.” Each item or event fell neatly into place. There were no red herrings, no twists, no false starts. So it became very predictable very quickly.
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Linda
5.0 out of 5 stars Top of Her Game
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2019
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I have been reading and loving the novels of Susan Isaacs since "Compromising Positions." As a writer myself, I am always astounded that Issacs can continue to put out such intriguing yet hilarious novels. TAKES ONE is Isaacs at the top of her game. Corey, a former FBI terrorism expert turned suburban stepmom, ( who works from home recommending books in Arabic for American publishers), feels there's something really off with one of the bores at her weekly luncheon of locals who work from home. Is that her instinct kicking in or her own boredom taking hold? Well, considering she'll never totally be out of the anti-terrorism biz... Snappy, sarcastic, sensational, and totally Susan.
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C.Williams
5.0 out of 5 stars Slow to start, then riveting!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 24, 2020
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I did enjoy this book, I thought it rather slow to start with, but very quickly I got drawn in and then couldn’t put it down to find out what happened!
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Mig Bardsley
4.0 out of 5 stars Good premise, long beginning
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 17, 2020
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I really liked the unconventional structure of what was essentially a kind of outsider procedural however, as other reviewers mentioned the very long first section became a little like hard work. On the other hand, when things started to happen I was already holding my breath, because, surely, they weren't going to get away with it - I won't say who or what!
Worth sticking it out to the end I thought.
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JOHN AYRE
3.0 out of 5 stars Long drawn out preamble before the meat of the story
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 16, 2020
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The first 75% of the book was irrelevant to the story waffle, and was irritating. The last period was dramatic, scary and violent- but held my attention totally. Pity. JMA
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Danielle
5.0 out of 5 stars brilliant
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Susan Isaacs is such a good writer. I enjoyed the book so much I couldn't put it down .
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4.0 out of 5 stars I really loved the twist on this book
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