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Arrange P, Q, R, S, between Si and Se, to give the correct sequence of a book review.

\[{{\mathbf{S}}_{\mathbf{1}}}\mathbf{:}\]When Pamela Paradise wakes up in hospital, broken and missing an ear, she can't remember anything of the accident. In fact, the only definitive thing she has to hold on to is the gut-wrenching instinct that her baby daughter is missing. For reasons beyond everyone, she didn't report the crime.

P: The book's title is not the only similarity to last summer's bestselling drama 'The Missing Girl'; young mother Pamela is so unreliable a narrator she rivals the manipulative Amy Chang and the story twists enough to keep the reader guessing at its outcome.

Q: Fast-paced and gripping, the story begins well and gives promise that something clever will unfold as, bit by bit, Pamela's memories are recovered and the truth comes closer to the fore. But the plot itself is cheap and becomes increasingly less sharp towards its end when what was once a vaguely believab'e and emotive story about a missing chNc transforms itself into something resembling = rejected Arnold Schwarzenegger film.

R: But wait - this is no television serial, this is Upstate Manhattan and the basis to'-Mia Cleopatra's debut novel 'My Little Gir Missing'.

S: As with all good crime dramas, every character is a potential suspect, including amnesia inflicted mother Pamela, husband Paul who can be aggressive and controlling, not to mention prying neighbour Richie, who intensifies Pamela's anxieties with subtle digs at her mothering technique.

\[{{\mathbf{S}}_{\mathbf{6}}}\mathbf{:}\] But despite all of this nonsense, 'My Little Girl Missing' is a worthy read. There are themes beyond the crime drama facade that render it emotive.

A)  PQRS

B)  QRSP

C)  RSPQ

D)  RPSQ

E)  None of these