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Apr 11, 2009
I really enjoyed this book though I had to wonder how the author thinks of the different ways to have people tortured. A psycho killer is on the loose and he always seems to be a few steps ahead of the detective and the psychological profiler who are after him.
I thought that the way the characters were woven together and the flaws that they each had was very compelling. Susan, the main character, was fighting addiction and throughout the book she is constantly struggling. During the More...
I thought that the way the characters were woven together and the flaws that they each had was very compelling. Susan, the main character, was fighting addiction and throughout the book she is constantly struggling. During the More...
Jan 29, 2009
The first non-Ben Kincaid book I read. I was fully prepared to be disappointed but instead I found myself enthralled in a thriller with a twisted psychopath as the guilty culprit.
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Dec 17, 2009
Will we see more of Susan Pulaski and Darcy O'Bannon?
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Sep 15, 2010
This is a member of (what seems to me to be) a growing genre of detective novels...the 'defective detective', to borrow a phrase from the USA TV network :)
In this case, an alcoholic detective who has to solve her own problems while simultaneously solving the crime. This is a well written, fast-paced book. A modern novel, it has some situations and language I would prefer to avoid, but otherwise would not hesitate to recommend it.
In this case, an alcoholic detective who has to solve her own problems while simultaneously solving the crime. This is a well written, fast-paced book. A modern novel, it has some situations and language I would prefer to avoid, but otherwise would not hesitate to recommend it.
Dec 16, 2011
One of his newer novels - so suspenseful that I finished it in a short amount of time. I like that the leading character and detectives are the same people in every novel. You get to know them and their style so it makes it great when starting up a new mystery. This is a Tulsa, OK author too (former attorney) so it holds a dear place in my heart since he's an OKIE too!!! :)
May 29, 2008
Creepy. I only continued reading this because of a wonderful young autistic man, and I wanted to make sure he stayed safe. This is one of William Bernhardt's more recent offerings. I prefer his earlier work, before he tried to scare the pants off me.
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May 19, 2008
Again the issue of Asberger's fasinates me. The crime scenes are elaborate and psychotic.
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Dec 14, 2007
I listened to this one on tape, and it was pretty good as far as thrillers go.
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