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Fit to Kill
How do you stop a personal trainer, who fantasizes about killing his clients, then carries out his gruesome desire on someone else? Making matters worse, how do you stop desires for your own trainer, jeopardizing your marriage, more troubling, do you want to? That’s what Detective Tara Tanner must solve in this crime thriller.
La Flore is renowned for its elite personal tra...more
La Flore is renowned for its elite personal tra...more
Paperback, 304 pages
Published
February 26th 2012
by StoneCart Books
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La Flore is a fitness mecca. Personal trainers, gyms and the like are the life blood of this town. When strange murders start taking place, Detectives Calvin McVey, Bob Cummins and Tara Tanner are assigned to the case. At first it seems like very random but brutal murders, as they dig deeper they realize they have a potential for a serial killer. Tara Tanner has a gift. She's a very intuitive person. It hasn't always been infallible but she's gonna need to rely on it in this case. Nothing seems...more
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After a fairly lengthy introduction - that set the scene for a story in the world of high fitness - this story took off. It was a very clever thriller. Things were done so that it kept you guessing most of the way through. It was graphic and violent and I loved it. Tara was the damaged detective, who usually relys on her gut instinct steering her right. After a case went wrong a couple of years before, she is no longer sure about her instinct...more
After a fairly lengthy introduction - that set the scene for a story in the world of high fitness - this story took off. It was a very clever thriller. Things were done so that it kept you guessing most of the way through. It was graphic and violent and I loved it. Tara was the damaged detective, who usually relys on her gut instinct steering her right. After a case went wrong a couple of years before, she is no longer sure about her instinct...more
What I liked: I really enjoyed this book. I think Tara Tanner was a great detective. I think she had a few problems she had to work out but her husband Dale was always there emotionally which was very nice to see. I liked the fact that she did not give up. I think the story was very well written. The author created realistic, believable characters, and the plot moved very nicely without any hiccups at all. I was impressed with the family values displayed in this story, and the message that a det...more
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