Where All the Dead Lie (Taylor Jackson, #7)

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Where All the Dead Lie (Taylor Jackson #7)

by J.T. Ellison (Goodreads Author)

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In her showdown with the murderous Pretender, a bullet taken at close range severed the connection between Taylor's thoughts and speech. Effectively mute, there's no telling if her voice will ever come back. Trapped in silence, she is surrounded by ghosts—of the past, of friendships and trusts lost...of a lost faith in herself and her motives that night.When Memphis Highsm...more

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Published September 20th 2011 by Mira

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Sep 27, 2011 Vivian rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: suspense-thriller readers

Taylor Jackson is more than a police officer. But being not only an officer but a leader has become more to her than she realizes. Taylor faces her inner demons while recuperating from a recent gunshot wound in Where All the Dead Lie by J. T. Ellison.

Taylor is almost completely recuperated from her physical trauma, but emotionally she is still wounded. She experiences guilt and shame that she wasn't there in time to save her friend from the torture that resulted in her miscarriage. She bears gui...more Taylor Jackson is more than a police officer. But being not only an officer but a leader has become more to her than she realizes. Taylor faces her inner demons while recuperating from a recent gunshot wound in Where All the Dead Lie by J. T. Ellison.

Taylor is almost completely recuperated from her physical trauma, but emotionally she is still wounded. She experiences guilt and shame that she wasn't there in time to save her friend from the torture that resulted in her miscarriage. She bears guilt that she couldn't foresee that the last madman she hunted, The Pretender, would dare go after her friends and coworkers. Taylor is also feeling quite a bit of anger and jealousy after finding out that her fiancé, John Baldwin, fathered a child with one of his former coworkers. Admittedly the child was put up for adoption and John was never notified of the pregnancy or birth, but Taylor resents the mere idea that he slept with that woman. Now when she is at her most vulnerable, she is unable to even voice her anger, shame or sorry. Is it just post-traumatic stress disorder that has taken her voice away or is it much more?

In an effort to deal with her swirling emotions, Taylor knows she must get away for a while. Enter James "Memphis" Highsmythe with an offer for Taylor to visit his ancestral home in Scotland. He assures her that he will not be in residence and that she can continue her recent therapy with a family friend's wife. Taylor knows that Memphis has a "thing" for her and their flirtation has been benign up til now, but will it continue to be benign given her current emotions? Taylor goes off with, more or less, John's blessings, to Scotland to rest and fully recuperate. But has she gone from the frying pan into the fire? While she deals with her inner demons, she fears that she is losing touch with reality. Can Taylor handle the demons of her past while fighting the demons in her present? Are these present demons a figment of her imagination or is she once again in danger?

Ms. Ellison has presented a somewhat softer and definitely more fragile and introspective Taylor Jackson in Where All the Dead Lie. I felt true sympathy for all that she is going through but has difficulty giving voice to as she heals. Taylor relies more on John because of her injuries while she also tries to push him away. She knows that she loves him, but she has that twinge of jealousy over his previous "relationship." She is also conflicted over her emotional attachment to Memphis. The conflicts in this story are at the forefront of each relationship Taylor must reflect upon and deal with: her friendship with Sam, her romance with John, and her friendship/flirtation with Memphis. I'm glad to report that the kick-butt, take charge Taylor emerges at the end. She has suffered unimaginable horrors, physically and emotionally, and emerged a stronger person. Ms. Ellison provides a series that gets better with each installment, and Where All the Dead Lie is no exception. This is a great fast-paced suspense read.
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Sep 20, 2011 Kitty Bullard rated it 5 of 5 stars

"WHERE ALL THE DEAD LIE" BY J.T. ELLISON

Amazing, amazing, amazing! This book pulled me right in and kept a firm grip on me all the way through. The story has so much to offer, at least 3 different mysteries that lead to a grand finale of one so in depth you'll never believe it! J.T. Nelson is a fantastic writer and after this I will be looking up more of their work. You don't want to miss this one and trust me, around this time of the year this is one that will keep you on edge and keep you so w...more

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Dec 02, 2012 Dotti Elrick rated it 4 of 5 stars

Taylor Jackson is a homicide detective with the Nashville police department. She was seriously wounded, by The Pretender at the end of So Close the Hand of Death. She has recovered physically, but she's having a harder time psychologically. She still can't speak. Her fiance, Baldwin is pulling away, he is still having a hard time with the lies he's told Taylor. And Taylor can't quite bring herself to forgive him. Her best friend, Sam, is still blaming her for being kidnapped, and the loss of her...more

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May 17, 2012 Jodie22 rated it 4 of 5 stars

I read an interview with J.T. Ellison on the International Thriller Writers' website. The interview was a couple of months old, which meant the book that was the subject of the interview would be available at my library. Interviews typically have me headed for the library.

Thought I felt like I'd come in during the middle of the story–Where All the Dead Lie is the seventh book in the series–I was able to get lost in the story. Taylor Jackson is rendered mute after she is shot in the neck at close...more

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May 15, 2012 Mallory Anne-Marie Forbes added it

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: In this seventh mystery in author J. T. Ellison’s Nashville Homicide Lieutenant Taylor Jackson series, Taylor has fallen just about as far as she humanly can, short of losing her life-and she had come very, very close to doing just that-two weeks in a coma, after being shot-she still can’t speak, even though her vocal cords appear normal, and the head shot hit nothing vital. Her friends were injured, she can’t get back to work yet-and oh, did we mention she can’t speak? Her physician insists s...more

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Nov 19, 2012 Sara rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Feb 29, 2012 Tea Time with Marce rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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JT Ellison is a great author when writing about serial killers. This is book 7, the end story of the series. I thoroughly enjoyed So Close the Hand of Death and feel like these 2 read together complete a great story.

I found this one to be very different from what I expect of JT, no serial killer involvement, only the after affects of almost dying from the hands of one. Initially I felt the book was all over the place, was it a mystery, romance or ghost story. I find many story lines...more

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Mar 04, 2012 Cynthia rated it 5 of 5 stars

I love the Taylor Jackson series and I think this is the best of the series thus far. Don't know if it was the change of scenery several chapters into the book (a vacation from Nashville to a spooky castle in Scotland) or the fact that Taylor was literally speechless through much of the book. It grabbed me from the start and didn't let go until the very end.

Although I have to admit that I figured out who the "bad guy" was at least 2/3 in, it didn't lessen the final surprise which I shall not all...more I love the Taylor Jackson series and I think this is the best of the series thus far. Don't know if it was the change of scenery several chapters into the book (a vacation from Nashville to a spooky castle in Scotland) or the fact that Taylor was literally speechless through much of the book. It grabbed me from the start and didn't let go until the very end.

Although I have to admit that I figured out who the "bad guy" was at least 2/3 in, it didn't lessen the final surprise which I shall not allude to any more than that - I don't want to spoil it for anyone. And my discovery of said bad guy still didn't lessen my wondering how it Taylor was going to get out of it.

Really, the star of the show was the setting in many ways. Scotland is a natural spot for atmosphere, and it permeated the air. A spooky castle, a rival for John's affection (good old Memphis), separation from all that was familiar... all of it made the story fresh, especially after the end of the last book when The Pretender finally got his - but only after horrendously changing the lives of Taylor and several of her friends.

Taylor herself was changed in the beginning. Less sure of herself, guilty over what had happened, so scared others would know what her intent had been when she went to save Samantha. Samantha's character was also changed, as she came to grips with the death of her baby at the hands of the Pretender - and trying to keep her marriage and sanity together while still trying not to blame Taylor for the tragedy. As the story went back and forth between the two locales - Scotland where Taylor had run and Nashville where Samantha had stayed you saw them both deal with the event as well as their respective feelings of both guilt and blame - and eventually the truth that their friendship and love for each other was still there. You know that they'll get it all back eventually.

Put on the back burner for now, but I suspect ready to come out swinging in the next book or two - John's missing son (the one he only recently found he had) and Taylor's newly-released-from-prison father - both sure to complicate Taylor's life and love in the middle of some new investigation. If it's half as good as this one it will still be enjoyable.(less)

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Feb 07, 2012 Gloria Feit rated it 4 of 5 stars

As this newest entry in the Taylor Jackson series opens, although the serial killer whose death ended the last book, “So Close the Hand of Death,” is no longer around to continue his terror campaign, his legacy is very much alive: Both Nashville homicide lieutenant Taylor Jackson and her closest friend, medical examiner Dr. Samantha Owens Loughley [“Sam”] are still traumatized by the events which led to his death at Taylor’s hand, one month earlier. [The two women’s jobs are described by the aut...more As this newest entry in the Taylor Jackson series opens, although the serial killer whose death ended the last book, “So Close the Hand of Death,” is no longer around to continue his terror campaign, his legacy is very much alive: Both Nashville homicide lieutenant Taylor Jackson and her closest friend, medical examiner Dr. Samantha Owens Loughley [“Sam”] are still traumatized by the events which led to his death at Taylor’s hand, one month earlier. [The two women’s jobs are described by the author thusly: “Taylor protected the living inhabitants of Nashville; Sam uncovered the secrets of its dead.”] Taylor suffers from a combination of PTSD and guilt, in addition to the aftermath of the gunshot to the head which she sustained, following which she was put in a medically induced coma and then didn’t waken for another week; Sam had been horribly tormented and brutalized.

The series should probably be read in order, as there are a lot of backstory references and characters: The mysterious man known as Atlantic, the whole history of The Pretender [the aforementioned serial killer], etc. This book has an unexpected change of venue, from Taylor’s native city to the UK, when her erstwhile suitor, James “Memphis” Highsmythe, the Viscount Dulsie, invites her to spend the holidays in his castle [yes, ‘castle!], to help her recover from her emotional, physical and psychic wounds. Since she is experiencing some unexpected ambivalence in her relationship with Dr. John Baldwin, to whom she is now engaged - - some friction has developed over an issue having to do with his son, another part of that backstory - - she decides to accept his invitation.

Once Taylor arrives in Edinburgh, she finds that Memphis, a Detective Inspector with the Metropolitan Police, is in the midst of investigating a series of disappearances: three teenage girls have gone missing in London, and he is in charge of the case. Much of the rest of the tale deals with that investigation, as well as Taylor’s attempts at recovery and the complications caused by her relationship with Memphis, a recently widowed man equally mired in grief over his wife’s somewhat mysterious death as with his passion for Taylor.

Another well-written and engrossing entry in a terrific series, this one is also recommended.
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Dec 13, 2011 Sheila rated it 4 of 5 stars

Taylor is recovering from the head wound she received at the end of the last book. She is the head homicide detective a a team in Nashville. While most of her physical wounds have healed, she has lost the ability to speak. She decides to go to Scotland at the invitation of Memphis, a Scotland Yard detective she met a year previously. Baldwin, her fiancee and FBI profiler is upset but their relationship has been strained since she was almost killed. Sam, her best friend since childhood, and a pat...more

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Dec 11, 2011 Tracy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Taylor Jackson hasn't been doing well since the serial killer known as the Pretender almost killed her. She's ever-so-slowly recovering physically, but she's mute, her nightmares are monstrous, and she's popping pills like they're Tic Tacs. On top of that, her friendship with her best friend Sam has been strained since the Pretender kidnapped and tortured the medical examiner, and she's still feeling betrayed by her fiancé, Baldwin. All she wants is to get back to the jo...more

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Nov 27, 2011 Patricia rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is my first Taylor Jackson novel but it won’t be my last. The story grabs the reader and doesn’t let go until the entire story is revealed.

Taylor Jackson is a Nashville, Tennessee homicide detective. Taylor is recovering from a case where she was shot in the head and fellow officers were injured. Taylor has lost her ability to speak. It is unclear whether the loss of speech is caused by the injury or by the guilt Taylor is feeling because she didn’t do more to help her best friend who lost...more

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Oct 05, 2011 Mason rated it 5 of 5 stars

If you like Daphne du Maurier’s classic REBECCA, you’ll enjoy WHERE ALL THE DEAD LIE by J.T. Ellison.

While Ellison’s novel may have shadows of REBECCA, it’s in a world of its own with unique twists and turns to keep you wondering.

Not having read any of the prior books in this series, I can honestly say new readers will have no problem keeping up in this 7th installment of the Taylor Jackson series. While this story is built on the outcome of a prior book, there is enough background given. In fac...more If you like Daphne du Maurier’s classic REBECCA, you’ll enjoy WHERE ALL THE DEAD LIE by J.T. Ellison.

While Ellison’s novel may have shadows of REBECCA, it’s in a world of its own with unique twists and turns to keep you wondering.

Not having read any of the prior books in this series, I can honestly say new readers will have no problem keeping up in this 7th installment of the Taylor Jackson series. While this story is built on the outcome of a prior book, there is enough background given. In fact, not knowing all the details of the prior case added extra mystery for me.

A good portion of the book is told from the thoughts of the main character, Nashville (TN) homicide lieutenant Taylor Jackson, who has lost her speech. The author does a wonderful job of putting the reader in Taylor’s place. The reader feels the frustrations of being unable to speak while having much to say.

Taylor is recovering after a terrible case left her shot in the head, a fellow officer’s eye mutilated and her best friend kidnapped and tortured causing her to lose her unborn child. Left unable to speak, Taylor feels guilt and pain from the ordeal. With her own demons closing in, Taylor accepts the offer of Memphis Highsmythe to visit his ancestral home in the Scottish Highlands. She goes despite the concerns of her fiancé.

As the story unfolds from there readers will find themselves wondering if Taylor is losing her mind or if someone is out to get her by driving her mad. While you may figure out who is behind the troubles, there are still some surprises in store at the end.

Joyce Bean does a beautiful job of narrating this suspenseful tale. She brings Taylor’s confusion and fears to life.

WHERE ALL THE DEAD LIE is a good mix of suspense, mystery and a little Hitchcock-style intrigue on the side. A perfect book for anytime but especially on a cold, rainy night as the wind howls outside. Pull the covers up, settle in and get lost in Taylor’s mind.

Where All The Dead Lie by J.T. Ellison, A Taylor Jackson Novel, Read by Joyce Bean, Brilliance Audio, @2011, ISBN: 978-1611063035, Unabridged, 9 Discs, Listening Time: 10 Hours 15 Minutes

FTC Full Disclosure - This audio book was sent to me by the publisher in hopes I would review it. However, receiving the complimentary copy did not influence my review.(less)

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Sep 29, 2011 Debbie rated it 5 of 5 stars

As Taylor recovers physically from the injuries she sustained at the hands of the ultimate madman serial killer known as the Pretender (So Close The Hand of Death) she finds her mental health not healing as well. She fights between feeling betrayed by Baldwin’s secrets to quilt over the harm to Sam and other’s she believes she’s responsible for. She’s been offered solace from a place she’s not sure she should trust, but it’s either run to Memphis Highsymthe or run screaming from all her demons....more As Taylor recovers physically from the injuries she sustained at the hands of the ultimate madman serial killer known as the Pretender (So Close The Hand of Death) she finds her mental health not healing as well. She fights between feeling betrayed by Baldwin’s secrets to quilt over the harm to Sam and other’s she believes she’s responsible for. She’s been offered solace from a place she’s not sure she should trust, but it’s either run to Memphis Highsymthe or run screaming from all her demons. With more reasons to go than to stay she finds herself on the bonnie Scottish shores only to find more than she bargained for in more ways than one.

JT Ellison knows how to keep her audience not just perched on the edge of their seats but nearly falling off them from the tension. We’ve seen the ultimate warrior and strong Taylor in the past and now we’re exposed to a very vulnerable, and much more insecure side. Her story line is exquisite as she shows us her talent front and center where she deals with the ghosts that haunt Taylor and at the same time slipping in another all together different unbelievable plot point that JT is such as expert at. Her characters all deserve awards and not only the good guys because her bad guys could go into the Hall of Fame of evil doers. Her dialogue always impresses me but she goes above and beyond in that aspect too and as you read the novel you will see the not so subtle changes from the US to the UK speak she uses, in fact I can almost hear that Scottish Brogue rolling off the characters tongues. Taylor is the ultimate complex character and one that after all these years I’ve never tired of and with Baldwin as her counterpoint they steal the show.

Fans of Lisa Gardner and Lisa Jackson will love this series, these characters and this phenomenal author. If this is your first journey with Taylor it does okay as a stand a lone but the backstory is especially important to this novel and reading the previous in the series will answer the many questions that you’ll have.

JT thanks once again for shortness of breath, pounding heart and racing pulse, I’m never the same after finishing one of your books, but that’s a good thing.
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Oct 11, 2011 Terri Armstrong rated it 5 of 5 stars

“Where all the Dead Lie” by JT Ellison:

Taylor Jackson is a steadfast Nashville homicide detective with a spine of steel, who has never met an obstacle she couldn’t overcome. Taylor feels the need to get away and goes to her friend Memphis’ castle in England. While there, she finds herself stranded during a blizzard. Memphis is away on a case and not long after he leaves, she discovers someone is trying to get her out of the way.
There are many players in this game of who-dun-it, and no one is wh...more “Where all the Dead Lie” by JT Ellison:

Taylor Jackson is a steadfast Nashville homicide detective with a spine of steel, who has never met an obstacle she couldn’t overcome. Taylor feels the need to get away and goes to her friend Memphis’ castle in England. While there, she finds herself stranded during a blizzard. Memphis is away on a case and not long after he leaves, she discovers someone is trying to get her out of the way.
There are many players in this game of who-dun-it, and no one is what they seem. The guilty choices: Memphis, castle owner and the man in lust with Taylor, but still nursing a broken heart over his wife Evan’s “death.” Trixie, the maid who’s always ready with a spot of tea—drugged tea? Maddee, the psychiatrist friend of Memphis, who “only wants to help.” Or, maybe after being shot and almost killed by the serial killer, ‘The Pretender,’ hasn’t only left Taylor mute, but crazy.
With help from the outside via her cell phone, computer, her fiancé John—also a detective—and her friends Sam and Lincoln, Taylor finds information on everyone involved that leads her to believe not only has she placed her trust in the wrong people, but she is most definitely in mortal danger.
Taylor eventually finds a couple of allies inside the castle to help until John arrives. Lucky for Taylor, he was on the trail of a missing co-worker and winds up in Amsterdam, much closer to her than Nashville.
I have to say, when I first started reading this book I thought I would lose my mind half-way through. Ellison had stories inside her story and none of them were culminating, but…I read on. It was well worth the wait! Every story she had going came together in one dramatic, fantastic, exciting, sitting on the edge of my seat climax! I loved this book! The ending—I won’t ruin it—was superb. Ellison brought the English language to a new high. I was duly impressed.

Reviewed by Terri Ann Armstrong, author of “Morning Menace” & “Medieval Menace”
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Jul 30, 2011 Rhonda rated it 4 of 5 stars

Taylor was shot in the head on her last case. In a coma for 2 weeks. She still doesn't have a voice. They won't let her be a cop till she gets well. She is angery at Baldwin her fiance who works for the FBI for keeping a secret that he has a son and is looking for him. She feels guilty for not saving Sam's baby and her sargent eye and girl friend.
Memphis is a detective who lives in London who is in love with her, offers her to live in his house in Scottland to heal. He also has a friend who can...more

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Apr 06, 2013 Elvan rated it 4 of 5 stars

3.5 This one was just a bit too over the top for me. I have struggled throughout the series with Taylor's strange attraction to Memphis when she has a lock on the very attractive Baldwin. I did enjoy her trauma and recovery phase and the whole cast of characters at the castle in Scotland. Ellison does a nice job of stretching her skills beyond the Nashville borders. She also tried more of a psychological thriller approach this time instead of the usual whodunit. Too bad about the Hollywood /movi...more

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Jan 27, 2013 Bigd_041555 rated it 3 of 5 stars

I was disappointed in this book - still gave it 3 stars because the last 3/4 of the book was just excellent.

Now for the first 1/2+ - just not what I was expecting, the subject matter was interesting at times, but was tedious, very soap-opera type book - not my thing. It could have been wrapped up sooner and then delve into the meat of the book where the story got so much better. Others may like the whole book, but again, not me.

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Oct 31, 2012 Jim rated it 2 of 5 stars

Since my wife and I both mysteries, we often share ones we like with each other. In this one, Taylor Jackson must deal with mysteries in a Scottish castle. I thought the plot was good, but so much of the book was concerned with her relationships with two men. I think women as a rule would like this book much better than I did.

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Oct 28, 2011 Deb rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I would rate this 3.5 stars if given the option but I'll round up because I really like the author and the series. This one is very different from the other books in the series. Taylor is recovering physically and even more emotionally from being shot in the head by The Pretender in the last book and is unable to speak and work. An emotionally shattered Taylor is not as much fun as Taylor in full force, I am not a Memphis (the Duke not the city) ;-) fan at all and I got frustrated with both the...more

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Sep 04, 2012 Marianne Stehr rated it 5 of 5 stars

By far the best, fastests paced and most thrilling book, however from a completely different perspective. I could not turn the pages fast enough. I hope there are more books coming, there were unanswered questions left that is for sure.

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Jan 10, 2013 Cristina rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Slow and boring start... More like a chick-let. I am reading J.T. Ellison because usually she writes engaging crime stories. The last third of the book was fast paced and intriguing, but after finishing it I still feel it is a bit far fetched.

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May 16, 2013 Sue Wargo rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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This book is the middle of the series. I listened on audio with an especially good reader. It had shades of similar plots but with this authors twist. I found the resolution of the crime a little predictable. But i am interested in reading others to find out how main character Taylor came to be where she found herself in this book.

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Jun 02, 2012 Hearts On Fire Reviews added it

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Publisher: Mira
Genre: Mystery/Suspense/Thriller
Rated: 3 Stars

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Nov 02, 2011 Sherrie Saint rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book is ridiculously good. Taylor Jackson has come a long way from chasing the Pretender to ending up in Scotland. And every step that she has taken has made her that much more of a person--or at least she seems like a real person. Everybody's life is a series of winding roads that lead you in different directions but at the same time, there is usually always a great friend or two to help you along the way. And Sam has been there through thick and thin. I can not wait to see where JT takes...more

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Jul 03, 2012 Todd Truax rated it 5 of 5 stars

J.T. Ellison was a good find author. This book is the latest in a string of books about a female detective.

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Nov 13, 2012 Zeena rated it 4 of 5 stars

So very differet from the other Taylor Jackson books but loved it just as much...

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Sep 07, 2012 Aaron rated it 2 of 5 stars

I liked the story very much but could have done without the filth and bad language.

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Aug 23, 2012 February Four rated it 4 of 5 stars

Fantastic closure for everyone. That's pretty much the gist of the book.

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J.T. Ellison is the bestselling author of nine critically acclaimed novels, multiple short stories and has been published in over twenty countries. Her novel THE COLD ROOM won the ITW Thriller Award for Best Paperback Original of 2010 and WHERE ALL THE DEAD LIE was a RITA® Nominee for Best Romantic Suspense of 2012.

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