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Edge of Midnight (Chasing Evil Trilogy #3)

by Leslie Tentler (Goodreads Author)

4.16 of 5 stars 4.16 · rating details · 263 ratings · 66 reviews

The writer becomes the story when crime reporter Mia Hale is discovered on a Jacksonville beach, bloodied and disoriented, but alive. She remembers nothing, but her wounds bear the signature of a sadistic serial killer. After years lying dormant, The Collector has resumed his grim hobby: abducting women and taking gruesome souvenirs before dumping their bodies. But none of...more

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Feb 13, 2012 ♡KarLynP♡ rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Fans of dark and realistic romantic suspense

Shelves: genre-suspense, arc-copy, netgalley, published-2012, heroine-tortured, hero-tortured, steam-warm, read-2012

4.5 stars. A great chilling romantic suspense, and an author to watch.

Edge of Midnight is for romance fans who like their stories with a good dose of nail biting suspense, a strong emotionally charged romance between the H/h, and a great deal of attention to the details.

Crime reporter Mia Hale escaped the evil hands of a serial killer, but she has no memory of what happened. Special agent Eric Macfarlane with the FBI enlists her help to find the man that is kidnapping and torturing women befor...more

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Mar 23, 2013 Diana rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance-suspense, audiobooks, re-read

Raising audiobook narrated by Bernadette Dunne to 4 stars.

3.5 stars for interesting leads and very compelling storytelling. Problem is I am so tired of the same story told by every romantic suspense author. The last six RS I have read by six different authors are all variations of the same plot.

*Serial killer targets heroine
*Cop/agent/SEAL swears to keep her safe
*Heroine ignores hero's warnings and blithely puts herself in villain's evil clutches
*Hero tortures himself with guilt but pulls himse...more

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Jan 02, 2012 Suzanne Barrett rated it 5 of 5 stars

When newspaper crime reporter Mia Hale is found on a Jacksonville beach disoriented and injured, pieces of a gruesome puzzle begin to fall into place for FBI agent Eric McFarlane. He’s been called down from Washington D.C. to investigate because a series of brutal murders appear to be the work of a killer now resurfaced in Florida.

Called The Collector because of his habit of taking gruesome souvenirs from his victims, the sadistic madman has apparently resumed his practice after a three-year hia...more

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Jan 19, 2013 Amy Shojai rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery, thrillers

Last July at Thrillerfest I received a copy of this book free (along with dozens of others) and have been working my way through the stack. I wish that Leslie Tentler's book had been at the top of the stack, this was great!

The story kicks off with immediate questions to answer, with a car driven into a fence and no driver to be seen. The two cops quickly find the driver--a young woman half naked, brutalized, and with no memory of what has happened. Turns out, Mia is a local reporter covering th...more

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Jan 17, 2013 Priyanka rated it 5 of 5 stars

One of the best thrilling and suspenseful novel I have come across in recent times. Leslie Tentler is definitely the author to watch out for. It's a story involving a serial killer known as "The Collector". Eric, the hero of the story is trying to catch "The Collector" from a very long time. Not just because he's assigned to the case but he has his own personal reasons. Mia, the heroine is "The Collector" latest conquest but somehow she escapes him. And now comes the twist, she doesn't remember...more

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Mar 28, 2012 Books Mom rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery-suspense, romantic-suspense

We hosted Leslie Tentler on our blog during her tour for this book, and I'll admit -- I'd never heard of her until that day. But I was intrigued by the blurb and decided to grab a copy of the book once I saw that she'd reassured our commenters that they didn't have to be read in order. I'm so glad I did (and SO very glad I discovered her -- I've since gotten the other two books in the series).

Edge of Midnight features a truly deranged villain. You know, the kind that keeps you up at night or inv...more

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Feb 20, 2012 D.B. Reynolds rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is the third book in Tentler's Chasing Evil trilogy of Romantic Suspense, and possibly the best. I enjoyed both of the previous books, but this one was truly engrossing. Mia Hale is a reporter who was captured and tortured by a sadistic killer known as The Collector. The only difference between Mia and his previous victims is that somehow she escaped. The problem is she remembers nothing of her kidnapping and torture, or even how she got away. On the one hand, she's desperate to remember in...more

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Feb 11, 2012 Blood Rose Books rated it 3 of 5 stars

This is the third book in Tentler's Midnight series, however, each book has been written as a stand alone and I did not find that I was confused or missing anything that occurred in previous books as this is the first Leslie Tentler book that I have read. In this novel Tenlter explores what happens when one of a serial killer's victim is able to escape and his obsession of continuing to complete his collection.

Mia Hale is a crime reporter for the Jacksonville Courier but Mia is about to experien...more This is the third book in Tentler's Midnight series, however, each book has been written as a stand alone and I did not find that I was confused or missing anything that occurred in previous books as this is the first Leslie Tentler book that I have read. In this novel Tenlter explores what happens when one of a serial killer's victim is able to escape and his obsession of continuing to complete his collection.

Mia Hale is a crime reporter for the Jacksonville Courier but Mia is about to experience the abductions she has been reporting on first hand. She is kidnapped by the serial killer known as the Collector. But somehow Mia is able to escape out of his realm alive, however, she has no idea how her memory after the initial kidnapping is blank. FBI agent Eric MacFarlane has been pursuing the Collector for a very long time and he has a personal vendetta against him as well. He believes that Mia is the key to finding the Collector but by using Mia he is once again putting her in danger. But as far as the Collector has is concerned Mia has always been his and he will stop at nothing the get her back.

This book was a pretty good read and was able to hold my attention from the beginning. I enjoyed Tentler's serial killer and Tentler's depiction of his family and life. The reader is able to see the factors that helped create Allen into the Collector. I see the Collector as an individual very similar to Casanova from Jame's Patterson's Kiss the Girls, though I appreciated that Tentler's Collector was more about about power, control, and not about sex. I think that Tentler did a great job of allowing the reader to see glimpses into the torture that the Collector inflicted on his victims but not too much that people would be disturbed. The main form of description comes through Mia as well as the state of the bodies when they are discovered.

The main interesting topic within this novel is the use of drugs in order to induce hypnotherapy to recover lost memories. I think that this is unique in books that I have read and the could very well be something that the military is trying to accomplish. I liked that Tentler was not afraid of adding something new to the genre and trying a new way of using a victim to uncover clues that could lead to the killer.

There was a little bit too much romance/sex scenes for my taste in books, but those who enjoy the combination of some thrills and romance will enjoy this book. I also found the interaction between the two main characters a little bit of a cliche now of days, FBI agent and victim falling in love is nothing new in these novels. There was also nothing very original about the main characters themselves that drew me in or get me emotionally invested as to what happens to them and this may be the flaw of writing a stand alone story. But for me the characters were just there interacting with the plot. I often find that authors will shelter their main characters too much and it leaves the story feeling flat. However, this is one aspect of Tentler's characters that I did enjoy was that she was not afraid of letting them suffer or get hurt.

Although there was a bit too much romance in this book for me and I was not able to connect to the characters as mush as I would like, I did enjoy the overall story of the book (and really it is easy to skim or skip over the sex scenes). I think that Tentler has a create mind and it shows in her ideas throughout the story. I think those who like their Thrills and Romance mixed together in a book will have a winner with Tentler. I would read another book by Tentler, probably from her Midnight series as I want to see what other type of serial killers that she has come up with as I think this is where she excelled the most within her novel.

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Jan 27, 2012 Misty rated it 5 of 5 stars

Move over Lisa Jackson, Romantic Suspense has found its new voice! In a spine tingling conclusion to her Chasing Evil trilogy Leslie Tentler takes readers on a rollercoaster ride that begins in the first sentence and ends with the very last page.
When reporter Mia Hale turns up bloody and disoriented on a Florida beach, the puzzle pieces begin to lock into place for FBI agent Eric McFarlane who has been called down to Florida to work a murder case that has the ear marks of a case that he has bee...more

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Jan 15, 2012 ♡ Sassy ~ Amy ♡ rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: romantic-suspence, suspence, mystery, part-of-a-series, arc

This was an amazing 5 star read! An even mix of spooky & romance! Well balanced & smooth! I stayed up all night to finish it!

FBI Agent Eric MacFarlane has been hunting a serial killer for years. The killer has taunted him & even killed his wife.

After the killer disappeared for a few years, a woman is found on the beach, bloody wearing only her underwear & has a number carved in her stomach.

Mia Hale, the victim that escaped, is an investigative reporter doing a story on 2 missing...more

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Nov 27, 2012 Meigan rated it 4 of 5 stars

Much better than both of the previous books in the series. I liked the characters, I loved the storyline, I liked that the romance wasn't rushed even if it did follow the pattern that most romances in these types of books do - damsel in distress and hero cop fall for each other. It's been done countless times over, but the way Ms. Tentler did it was fabulous. It wasn't rushed and it made sense.

The suspense was some business, my palms were actually sweating as I read through. I also liked the twi...more

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Jan 01, 2012 Manda Collins rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Fans of Karen Rose, Mariah Stewart, Cynthia Eden

Recommended to Manda by: NetGalley

Shelves: romantic-suspense

Another pulse pounding romantic suspense from Tentler, who is proving herself to be a solid author of FBI procedurals mixed with tender romance. We first meet heroine Mia Hale when she's just made her escape from The Collector, a serial killer who has relocated from the DC area to Jacksonville, Florida. A journalist, Mia had been working on a story about two missing women in the Jacksonville area before she went missing herself. As the first of the Collector's victims to escape alive, she has va...more

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Jan 30, 2012 Margaret rated it 5 of 5 stars

Amazing read that captivates you from the first page.

The Collector, a serial killer who the FBI have being trying to find and arrest for nearly three years has resurfaced in Jacksonville, Florida were two women have been abducted and while Mia Hale, crime reporter for Jacksonville courier is working the story she is also kidnapped. She manages to escape and is found on Atlantic beach with some shocking wounds and no recollection of what happened to her.

FBI Agent Eric MacFarlane who works in VCU,...more

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Jan 24, 2012 Noelle Pierce rated it 4 of 5 stars

This final book in the Chasing Evil trilogy was even better than the first two, but induced some nightmares. No, wait. That's a good thing. I had to pull myself from the book a few times and remind myself that it was fiction. Leslie does an amazing job of describing the scenery and situations that it's easy to get swept into the investigation and the suspense over whether the good guys will figure out who the bad guy is before the next murder.

That said, this book is much more gruesome than her f...more This final book in the Chasing Evil trilogy was even better than the first two, but induced some nightmares. No, wait. That's a good thing. I had to pull myself from the book a few times and remind myself that it was fiction. Leslie does an amazing job of describing the scenery and situations that it's easy to get swept into the investigation and the suspense over whether the good guys will figure out who the bad guy is before the next murder.

That said, this book is much more gruesome than her first two. You are warned.

I loved Mia's character and her background made her the perfect foil for both the murderer (she was the one that got away, after all) and for the hero. Her resilience and determination were admirable.

The psychological explanations were strong enough to make me wonder if Leslie had a degree in psychology or criminology, and they all fit well.

Unlike her first two books, the killer in this one is known to the reader, which is a welcome change to the suspense/romantic suspense genre. It's more realistic, because serial killers are rarely known to law enforcement, making it even harder to catch them. In this book, the race to catch the killer is just as exciting as in a book where the killer/criminal is unknown.

There were maybe two or three minor issues I had with the story and/or writing. First, the romance fell secondary to the suspense. The scenes for sexual tension were downplayed more in this book than in the others. Another minor thing I noticed (because I'm a east-coast Florida native and this book took place in Jacksonville) was how Leslie phrased the titles of a few places and landmarks, which immediately told me that the author was not from the area. This isn't a deal-breaker, because I don't expect writers to only write stories that take place in their hometowns, and none of the errors were egregious. And let's face it: the hero wasn't from Jacksonville, either, so she can easily be forgiven those when in his point of view.

The third thing might be a deal-breaker for some, but only from a personal standpoint. This book had multiple points-of-view, and not just the hero, heroine, and villain. Minor characters were given some scenes to tell the reader things they would not otherwise know. In addition, Leslie occasionally used an omniscient point of view, again to tell the reader something they would otherwise not know. In those cases, it worked well to heighten the tension.

All in all, I would highly recommend this book for people who enjoy the genre, and don't mind the occasional gory details of a serial killer's sadistic tendencies. You won't be disappointed.
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Jan 28, 2012 Jess the Romanceaholic rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: physically-tortured, physically-imperfect-or-scarred, tortured-hero, widower, serial-killer, on-the-run, steam-level-steamy, romantic-suspense, 2012-read, reporter, amnesia-or-other-memory-loss, part-of-a-series, kidnapped, major-character-death, major-illness-or-injury, netgalley

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Expected Release Date: January 24, 2012 (Available Now!)
Publisher: Harelquin
Imprint: Mira
Author’s Website: http://leslietentler.com/
My Source for This Book: Netgalley
Part of a Series: Yes, Book 3, Chasing Evil Trilogy
Series Best Read In Order: Works well as a standalone
Steam Level: Steamy

Crime reporter Mia Hale has been following a series of disappearances in the Jacksonville beach area when she postulates a connection...more

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Feb 02, 2012 Vivian rated it 3 of 5 stars

Mia Hale is the luckiest woman alive since she has escaped the clutches of a serial killer. Regrettably she doesn't remember very much about her abduction or the killer. Eric MacFarlane is hot on the case of the serial killer known as "The Collector," but his motives are questionable as his wife was a victim of this killer just a few years ago. Eric is determined to protect Mia at all costs but is he willing to risk his career?

There are serial killers and then there are sick, twisted and sadisti...more

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Aug 06, 2012 Shay Williams rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, romantic-suspense

EDGE OF MIDNIGHT has to be one of the creepiest romantic suspenses that I have ever read. And I mean that in all the nicest ways.

This book hits all the right spots: a beautiful plucky heroine, a hero who has tragedy in his background, great secondary characters, a beautiful location, great pacing and snappy dialogue. What raises it above the norm is how deep Ms. Tentler delves into the psyche of her villain. He is such an ordinary man but pure evil. I had shivers going down my spine during seve...more

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Feb 07, 2012 Tabby - IMReviews rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle-books-i-own

A woman on a mission. I love reading books where the main female character is all Chuck Norris minded! For Mia, going through something as horrible as being taken hostage by a serial killer, living through it and then going through what she did to remember everything to help catch him, just amazes me. I wish at times that I had the strength that she did!

Then you add in FBI Agent, Eric McFarlane. To lose his wife to the very same serial killer years before Mia was attacked, gives him all the more...more

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Apr 07, 2012 Becky Moe rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, suspense

Great, creepy, suspenseful read! Just the right blend of criminology and romance--though it's definitely not one for the faint of heart. More than one scene is fairly gruesome, but that's to be expected given the subject matter. It's definitely not done gratuitously, but it is there, so be warned if it's going to bother you. For me, it was very reminiscent of a well-done episode of Forensic Files or The New Detectives--with the definite plus that it was fiction! (And the only visuals were in my...more

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Mar 29, 2013 Sandhya rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: suspense-thrillers

A emotional roller-coaster read!!
This is the story of Mia, a crime reporter, discovered on a Jacksonville beach, bloodied and disoriented, but alive. She remembers nothing, but her wounds bear the signature of a sadistic serial killer. After years lying dormant, The Collector has resumed his grim hobby: abducting women and taking gruesome souvenirs before dumping their bodies. But none of his victims has ever escaped and he wants Mia back, more than he ever wanted any of the others.
FBI agent Eri...more

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Jun 16, 2012 Tracy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romantic-suspense, netgalley, arc

Too Much and Not Enough
Three years ago, FBI Special Agent Eric Macfarlane was in Maryland, hot on the trail of a vicious killer who called himself The Collector. As a member of the FBI's Violent Crimes Unit, he was trained to hunt serial killers, but nothing could have prepared him for his wife Rebecca becoming the sadistic monster's fifth victim. The Collector slipped through his fingers, making Rebecca his final confirmed kill...an obscene retribution for which Eric still pays.

The Collector di...more

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Feb 06, 2012 Katherine Pharis rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was an easy five stars for me. I couldn't put it down once i started reading it. In fact, I kept forgetting that I was reading what is considered a romance novel.

The serial killer was one of the scariest ones I've read in a long time. And the author didn't hold back on any of the gory details.

As far as the romance goes, I thought it progressed very nicely and didn't take the attention off of the action (which might be strange for this genre, but I don't know because I don't read books like...more

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Feb 23, 2012 Scooper Speaks rated it 4 of 5 stars

Favorite Line: “He began to squeeze, thrilling at the bob of her small Adam’s apple under his thumbs.” (p. 380, egalley)

Edge of Midnight feels like an homage to the classic story Kiss the Girls written by James Patterson, but it has a definite romance angle. It feels like Patterson with a dash of Catherine Coulter. What you need to know: Edge of Midnight is a thrilling romantic suspense told in the third person and the final installment in Leslie Tentler’s Chasing Evil trilogy. Through the “wand...more Favorite Line: “He began to squeeze, thrilling at the bob of her small Adam’s apple under his thumbs.” (p. 380, egalley)

Edge of Midnight feels like an homage to the classic story Kiss the Girls written by James Patterson, but it has a definite romance angle. It feels like Patterson with a dash of Catherine Coulter. What you need to know: Edge of Midnight is a thrilling romantic suspense told in the third person and the final installment in Leslie Tentler’s Chasing Evil trilogy. Through the “wandering eye” we see events unfold around both the hero and heroine, as well as the villain and his victims. This is one of those books which make you scream, “don’t answer the door.”

The Chasing Evil trilogy all revolve around serial killers, FBI men and female would-be victims. You’ll meet three different types of killers and possibly love them all. I truly enjoyed book one, Midnight Caller, but I was bored with book two, Midnight Fear. I was sucked into the action and creep factor which make up Edge of Midnight immediately, so I’m now two for three with Tentler’s books. I see myself checking her out every time she releases a book.

I know the story is a romance, but it is heavier on the suspense in my mind. This makes the story solid and adds depth. It avoids the instant love trap and allows a “realistic” love to build. Both the hero and heroine have been victimized and traumatized by the serial killer in the story. Neither is looking for love so it was fun to watch their friendship grow. Actually, to be brutally honest, the romance didn’t catch my attention until the final quarter of the story. I was so focused on character’s surviving the drama that I paid little notice to the tension building between the characters.

When you need a book that will keep you on pins and needles, you need to hit the store and purchase Edge of Midnight. It’s one of those books that can be read several times and despite being a romance should appeal to straight up suspense lovers. You’re guaranteed a happy ending (Duh, romance.), but getting to the end is an adrenaline rush. I’m glad I read it.

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Sep 29, 2012 Marcia - Book Muster Down Under rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: genre-romantic-suspense

Wow, now this is why I read romantic suspense.

Leslie Tentler has woven an intense story in which she brings together two almost broken, but not quite defeated, characters.

Mia Hale is a crime reporter with a local newspaper. Both fierce and fragile, Mia grew up being tossed between the foster care system and her unstable mother. She is a survivor and has risen above her circumstances by creating a solid life for herself. However, that is all about to change. When she doesn’t arrive at work one mo...more

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May 05, 2012 farmwifetwo rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance-romantic-suspense

Not only do we get the bad guys POV early... in Chapt 2.... we get his name.

Blech... so what's the point in reading the book?

So, she's gotten away from him, his wife was murdered by him... now we're going to fall in love and of course have the most typical ending in the world.... although the author tries to make it horrifying... Yes, I read the end.

I wish suspense authors would give us a good suspense/mystery. Their attempts at horror have gotten to the point where I just roll my eyes and eith...more

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Apr 17, 2013 Maqluba rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: angsty-brooding-hero, deep-emotional-scars, first-time-reading-author, martyr-heroine, suspenseful-romance, wish-more-people-knew-about

A very good romantic-suspense story..not heavy on the romance or the suspense but what was there was really good. The couple was very normal-- not overly dramatic, even though they both have very dramatic pasts, and not too vague about their feelings and emotions which tends to happen when an RS book is heavy on the S and forgets we've got an R happening. The romance was so normal for once! They're not living in the moment- they move slowly towards each other and really feel each other out befor...more

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Apr 18, 2012 Lyn M (readinghearts) rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: mystery readers, especially those that like romantic mysteries

Recommended to Lyn M (readinghearts) by: Siterhood of the Traveling Book

Shelves: traveling-books, 2012, borrowed, 2013-monthly-challenge, mystery, read-for-review, series, thriller, suspense, romance

Early last year, the first book in the Chasing Evil trilogy, Midnight Caller was recommended to me. I read that book and instantly grew enamored of the author's writing. While these books are probably classed as Romantic Mysteries, and romance books are not my normal preference, Leslie Tentler's books are a cut above. Edge of Midnight is another winner for the author, who writes like she has been established in this field for a while. What I particularly like about Leslie's books is that the rom...more

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Feb 09, 2012 Christa rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook-arc

I have read all three books by Leslie Tentler, and I thought each one was better than the one that came before. I enjoyed all of them, so by the time I read the third one, it was a strong "5" star read for me. I enjoyed the main characters, Mia Hale and Eric McFarlane, and loved seeing their relationship develop. Both Mia and Eric carried plenty of baggage, but it was wonderful watching them turn to one another and to overcome their painful pasts. The storyline was compelling and made it difficu...more

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May 25, 2012 Michele Stefanides rated it 4 of 5 stars

I've had this book since February, and I've been itching to read it. Somehow, other things kept getting in the way. But let me tell you, when I finally did get to it two weeks ago, it was so worth waiting for.

Leslie Tentler writes suspense just the way I like it--parceling out tidbits little by little, building one upon the other, giving enough hints about the action to keep me on the edge of my seat.

The violence was a little more graphic than in the first two books of the series, but I was abl...more

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Jan 31, 2012 Anita rated it 4 of 5 stars

Another great book by Leslie Tentler. I didn't want to put it down. Mia is a news reporter who becomes the story. She was kidnapped, tortured and somehow able to escape a serial killer dubbed The Collector. Eric is a FBI agent with the VCU, he's called in by his friend and fellow agent Cam. Cam knows Eric's past and that Eric has spent years trying to hunt down the serial killer. It's a personal mission for him to stop the killer before he kills anymore women. Mia doesn't realize that she has ti...more

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Novelist Leslie Tentler worked in public relations as a writer and editor for nearly two decades before deciding to pursue her love of writing fiction. Her first manuscript won multiple Romance Writers of America chapter contest awards, including the prestigious Maggie Award of Excellence.

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