User I.D.: A Novel of Identity Theft - Tapa blanda

"You will leap from your bed...to change your e-mail password...after tearing through Shute's taut and delectable little thriller." --Jennifer Reese

"Fascinating . . . It may cure you of shopping online."

"A witty psychological study of two women who have more in common than they realize."

"You will leap from your bed at midnight to change your e-mail password and cancel that rarely used Macy's card after tearing through Shute's taut and delectable little thriller."

"Taut and delectable." Entertainment Weekly

"Riveting, edgy . . . an astute psychological thriller." Seattle Post-Intelligencer

"You will leap from your bed at midnight to change your e-mail password and cancel that rarely used Macy's card after tearing through Shute's taut and delectable little thriller." Entertainment Weekly

"Fascinating . . . It may cure you of shopping online." The New York Times

"A witty psychological study of two women who have more in common than they realize." USA Today

"Taut and delectable." Entertainment Weekly
"Riveting, edgy . . . an astute psychological thriller." Seattle Post-Intelligencer
"You will leap from your bed at midnight to change your e-mail password and cancel that rarely used Macy's card after tearing through Shute's taut and delectable little thriller." Entertainment Weekly
"Fascinating . . . It may cure you of shopping online." The New York Times
"A witty psychological study of two women who have more in common than they realize." USA Today

"Taut and delectable." Entertainment Weekly
"Riveting, edgy . . . an astute psychological thriller." Seattle Post-Intelligencer
"You will leap from your bed at midnight to change your e-mail password and cancel that rarely used Macy's card after tearing through Shute's taut and delectable little thriller." Entertainment Weekly
"Fascinating . . . It may cure you of shopping online." The New York Times
"A witty psychological study of two women who have more in common than they realize." USA Today

In Los Angeles to deliver a speech at a conference, New Yorker Vera de Sica confronts the ultimate nightmare when her identity is stolen by a scam artist, in a novel that captures the psychology of the victim and victimizer alike as the lives of both women unfold in alternating chapters and Vera pursues the thief through cyberspace. Reprint.