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Stripped (Jonathan Stride #2)

by Brian Freeman (Goodreads Author)

3.91 of 5 stars 3.91 · rating details · 998 ratings · 105 reviews

In this stunning follow-up to Brian Freeman's remarkable debut novel, Immoral, Detective Jonathan Stride discovers that there are only two ways to go in Las Vegas. You can hit the jackpot. Or you can get Stripped...

They looked like isolated cases: a hit-and-run and a celebrity murdered during a fling with a prostitute. No one could ever imagine they'd be linked to a brutal...more

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Published October 3rd 2006 by Minotaur Books (first published 2006)

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Nov 19, 2012 Matt Schiariti rated it 5 of 5 stars

I devoured Freeman's first book Immoral in short order. From beginning to end I was completely absorbed by it. Stripped is just as addicting and fantastic as the first novel.

The second novel places Stride in Vegas. He's now a police officer in the LVPD and is still in his relationship with Selena Dial whom he fell head over heels in love with during the course of Immoral

As the book opens, Freeman makes the reader witness to a 40 year old murder of a popular Las Vegas show girl. Flashing to the p...more I devoured Freeman's first book Immoral in short order. From beginning to end I was completely absorbed by it. Stripped is just as addicting and fantastic as the first novel.

The second novel places Stride in Vegas. He's now a police officer in the LVPD and is still in his relationship with Selena Dial whom he fell head over heels in love with during the course of Immoral

As the book opens, Freeman makes the reader witness to a 40 year old murder of a popular Las Vegas show girl. Flashing to the present we have two totally unrelated crimes. Or so it seems. A hit and run on a young boy and the murder of a trust fund playboy during a dalliance with a hooker. Serena draws the hit and run case and soon finds that there's more to it than just a cowardly driver. Stride draws the trust fund baby murder and to his trained eye he knows it's much more than a random act of violence in a city that has no shortage of violence.

Is everything related? How could these two seemingly unrelated crimes be tied to a 40 year old murder? Leave it to Brian Freeman to make something that seems a stretch of the imagination at first glass something totally plausible.

Brian Freeman is a master of writing deep, rich characters. The relationship between Stride and Dial is a story unto itself and is as compelling as the plot of the book. Their relationship, along with the clues they uncover in their own separate cases are equally addictive. What's more, Freeman delves deeper into each of them. We learn more about what makes Stride tick and we learn a great deal more about Serena and her past. She's not just a supporting character or love interest to spice things up. She's a main character unto herself. Even the minor players, pop off the page and are a joy to read.

I can't praise this book or Freeman enough. His stories are compelling with twists and turns that will have you biting your nails until you hit the last page. The characters are as real as can be and the subject matter is always compelling and handled well. Nothing for pure shock, nothing just as filler. Everything has its purpose and its done well.

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Jul 07, 2011 Scott Rhee rated it 4 of 5 stars

"Stripped" is the second book by Brian Freeman, featuring his detectives/lovers Jonathon Stride and Serena Dial. Leaving the cold midwestern climate of Minnesota to work as a homicide detective in Vegas, Stride isn't settling in as comfortably as he hoped. Living with his new girlfriend/partner, Dial, isn't the issue. It's the city itself. When Stride and Dial get involved in a case that involves a billionaire casino operator, a fifty-year-old cold murder case of a showgirl, the mafia, and local...more

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Apr 07, 2011 Kavyen rated it 5 of 5 stars

The plot is unique – a crime thriller that is in-your-face. Jonathan Stride is in Vegas and has his first assignment – the brutal murder of a wealthy Hollywood director’s son. His partner is a gorgeous transvestite Amanda Gillen who has faced her share of ridicule in the uniform. Meanwhile, Serena is working on a hit and run case. At the surface both the cases are unrelated; but as they dig deeper they realize that not only are these cases related but they also have a close link with a showgirl’...more

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Sep 03, 2011 Darcy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011, audio-book, mystery

Stride seems like a fish out of water in this book, but then again what do you expect from a MN guy that finds himself out in Vegas with a new love and back working police cases instead of overseeing the cases.

There seems to be trouble all around for him. Things with Serena hit an odd patch, his new partner knocks him for a loop, and the case he is working is tied to the past as much as the present and there are some very powerful men attached to it. The old Vegas heyday of the 1960's were fun t...more

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Mar 27, 2012 Mark Soone rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I would likely go 3.75 if they gave more rating options. IMHO this book was not quite as good as the first installment, yet was still a very good read. I am anxious for the 3rd book and hope to read it next week.

I usually prefer stand alone novels as oppossed to a series, but there are still several series that I do enjoy. One of the benifits of a series is the depth of characters continues to evolve. Stride makes for a complex but down to earth protaginist, and it is easy to feel attached to hi...more I would likely go 3.75 if they gave more rating options. IMHO this book was not quite as good as the first installment, yet was still a very good read. I am anxious for the 3rd book and hope to read it next week.

I usually prefer stand alone novels as oppossed to a series, but there are still several series that I do enjoy. One of the benifits of a series is the depth of characters continues to evolve. Stride makes for a complex but down to earth protaginist, and it is easy to feel attached to him. His budding romance with Serena took quite a few detours in this book,and while perhaps that was appealing for many people to explore, I felt it was a major letdown in this book. I loved Stride's new partner and never dreamed that a pre op TS would become one of my favorite crime fighting heroes ;D. Amanda was deeply disturbed and complex, and once given the chance was very competant and likeable. I would like to have seen a little more development in Maggie (maybe her role increases with a return to Minnesota?), and Cordy. The villians (and there were a few) were all very well done including some of the fringe ones like Sawhill (If you consider him one as i do, although villian might be harsh). Blake was an intriguing and almost likeable seriel killer, at the very least you had to feel sympathetic for the road of his demise.

The plot in this was very gripping and complex. The layers of duplicity and subterfuge, kept the case fresh even as the layers peeled away I was anxious knowing that a change was only a page away. The action was paced nicely between plot and character development and I didn't find any dry spots where I was willing to put the book down.

I have very few complaints, but wish that Freeman would allow some of the borderline main characters remain relevant(Perhaps it is part of his plan to weave them into future stories as he needs???). I would like to see Maggie and Cordy develop a little more...I also hope that Amanda is not gone for good, as he/she is my favorite pre op TS in any book to the best of my memory. I really could have done with out the lesbian love scene, described much more than I was really interested in hearing....and the frequent banter, sometimes serious sometimes not, of the possibilty of a threesome, just was not up my alley...and certainly are not quite the kind of sparks I am looking for in a romance asspect of a novel...Call me old fashioned, but I just like a one on one type romance...Oh well.

Freeman continues to impress with me with his depth of characters and ability to weave such a complex case case with so many layers. I would recommend freeman to any fans of the crime/mystery/suspense/thriller fans and Stride to fans of series that fall into those categories as well. Quite an interesting read!(less)

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Jul 04, 2008 Amanda rated it 5 of 5 stars

I love everything Brian Freeman, and I'm so stoked I found this author. Of the three books he has published and I've read this may be my least favorite just because it was more vegas & mob than anything. Still a great book just wasn't expecting the vegas setting throughout the entire book, I'm used to Stride being in MN! it's surely worth the read though!

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Sep 11, 2012 Robert Brase rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery

Reads like a Connelly with Deaver like twists as the finale nears. This is a great read that shows Detective Stride now working with LVMPD alongside his new lady friend Serena whom he hooked up with in the first novel. With Stride being new he is given a unique partner and running with a high profile murder investigation. Meanwhile Serena is working a hit and run of a child near his home in Summerlin. Soon these cases will intertwine and the dark history of Vegas will begin to intertwine with th...more

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Jul 20, 2010 Kyla rated it 4 of 5 stars

I would give this book a 4.5 if I could (I normally reserve my 5's for profound books that make me think and expand on how I view things). It kept my attention to the point where I didn't want to do anything other than read. It kept me guessing up until the last point. I think Freeman did an excellent job developing ALL the characters. He reminds me so much of Harlan Coben, but with a little juicer details mixed into the plot. I read his first book about two years ago, and just forgot about him...more

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Mar 18, 2012 Mallory Anne-Marie Forbes rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Mystery, Thriller, Las Vegas Noir

Shelves: march-2012-reads

I first read the newest mystery by Brian Freeman-The Bone House-and enraptured, determined to read all his novels. I loved Immoral, Jonathan Stride #1. Not so much this novel, #2. The writing is still just as excellent, the convoluted plotting still delivers punches harder than a kick to the heart. But the setting in this one-the gritty, noir, greedy, Id-driven setting-I think is what turned me away. Granted, the author does nothing wrong in this novel-everything I’ve come to love in his mysteri...more

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Feb 10, 2009 Rebecca rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this book. If you like murder/detective stories you will enjoy this but read his first one first. It is called "Immoral".

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Dec 30, 2010 Wendy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Bert Long

Recommended to Wendy by: Judy Salmon

The second book in the series by Brian Freeman did not grab me like the first one. It is based in Las Vegas, not Duluth, MN. But.. it did keep me reading to figure out who did what. As with the first book he really starts putting all of the puzzle pieces together at the end, yet still keeps just one piece till the very end that ties everything together. It is an important book in the series as I can see now how important it will be to the next book... which I'll be starting shortly.

Just because...more

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May 13, 2012 Jackie Jameson rated it 3 of 5 stars

Good for the genre. LOTS of plot twists, in fact, at the end I kinda went
"huh?" the ending ties it all up though.....kinda. Just don't ask too many questions about if character motivations made a whole lot of sense. Story was set in Vegas, so that was fun, but at the end all the leads move back to MINNESOTA, so that kind of really sums up how, the author, (from MINNESOTA, surprise), good Vegas comes out looking like at the end. I don't think anybody will be visiting again too soon, also don't k...more

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May 23, 2011 Kristin rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: audio-books, mystery

**May contain spoilers**

I enjoyed this book immensely. I have been to Las Vegas twice and I could feel from the pages the scorching heat, the dry air, the sun beating mercilessly down, the hot dry nights where the air conditioning only seems to make noise and loudly at that. As a Minnesotan I can relate to what it's like to be standing on the pavement at noon when the temp is 106* (which, just for the record, this particular Minnesota loved).

However, I came across a few "issues" with this book....more **May contain spoilers**

I enjoyed this book immensely. I have been to Las Vegas twice and I could feel from the pages the scorching heat, the dry air, the sun beating mercilessly down, the hot dry nights where the air conditioning only seems to make noise and loudly at that. As a Minnesotan I can relate to what it's like to be standing on the pavement at noon when the temp is 106* (which, just for the record, this particular Minnesota loved).

However, I came across a few "issues" with this book. Not in any particular order:

As the plot progresses, Stride and Dial find that they need to protect a key witness. Serena is put in charge of Claire's protection. What ends up happening is Serena locks herself into her town home. There is no backup for Serena guarding Claire. No cop outside, no cop hiding across the street, no additional security force IN the house. Piss poor planning IMO. You, smart reader, can guess what happens...

Additionally, wouldn't it have made more sense to get Claire out of town? Put her up in a hotel with a security team? Probably, but then we wouldn't have had every man's wet dream happen....

Again, Boney (Claire's very rich Daddy) claims earlier in the story to have Claire trailed with his own security team. So, where the hell are they when she is nabbed in the Casino? When Claire and Dial are at her town home, "hiding", without police back up? You, smart reader, can guess what happens...

At one point in the book we have our good hero climbing down a rusty ladder with gun in hand. If you don't see what's going to happen you aren't reading closely enough... IF you climb down a 30 year old rusty ladder with a gun in your hand - you will drop the gun. And OMG! Stride dropped the frikkin' gun climbing down a rusty ladder! Duh.

At another point in the book we have the entire police force gathered (except Serena, who's guarding Claire without any backup) and Stride figures out the bad guy is going for Serena and Claire and runs for his truck. With no back up. Why didn't Stride grab Corty (Serena's partner) for help? Even a backup of one would have been a good idea. And nobody questioned Stride just bolting from the rest of the force? Right....

And one of my main beefs - more endings than Lord of the Rings: Return of the King. Well, maybe I exaggerate a bit. But not much. LOTR:RotK had something like seven. This wasn't far off and I detest it when the author keeps dragging things out.

So, I do recommend this book, but I wonder why some of the above items weren't caught in earlier proofing. Now granted, perhaps they were and dismissed in favor of moving the plot along, but they jarred me out of the story with the inconsistencies.
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May 03, 2010 Maddy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2006-reads

PROTAGONIST: Detec. Jonathan Stride and Serena Dial
SETTING: Las Vegas
SERIES: #2 of 2
RATING: 3.25

It's got to be true love if someone is willing to move from the cold, crisp secluded world of Duluth, Minnesota, to hot, happening Las Vegas to be with their significant other—and that's just what Detective Jonathan Stride does to be with fellow detective Serena Dial. Although they work in different departments, they do have cases that overlap and involve both of them. Stride’s new partner is a woman...more PROTAGONIST: Detec. Jonathan Stride and Serena Dial
SETTING: Las Vegas
SERIES: #2 of 2
RATING: 3.25

It's got to be true love if someone is willing to move from the cold, crisp secluded world of Duluth, Minnesota, to hot, happening Las Vegas to be with their significant other—and that's just what Detective Jonathan Stride does to be with fellow detective Serena Dial. Although they work in different departments, they do have cases that overlap and involve both of them. Stride’s new partner is a woman named Amanda Gillen who seems to have been given the assignment with an eye toward putting both of them in their place. Lieutentant Sawhill believes that former lieutenant Stride is some kind of podunk who is incapable of handling big-city crime. Amanda is a non-operative transsexual (original equipment intact) who is constantly humiliated by the rest of the department, even though she is extremely capable and hard working. Fortunately, Jonathan and Amanda hit it off and are a very high performing team.

There is a series of strange killings going on in Sin City—an innocent 12-year-old boy run down by a car; a retired schoolteacher with her throat cut; a young, rich playboy killed on the streets—that don’t make any sense at all. During the investigation of each of these seemingly unrelated crimes, links are established to the murder of a sultry showgirl who was killed years earlier. What kind of grudge does the killer have that involves people who clearly had nothing to do with that murder? What associations have been made in his mind that merit such drastic actions? The stakes are high—the killer is becoming more and more brazen and out of control.

Stripped has a good plot premise, and its pages are inhabited by the kinds of characters you'd expect to find in Vegas. I particularly enjoyed the budding friendship of Stride and Gillen. However, I do have a bone to pick with how the investigation was run. Why is it that in many police procedurals a certain character will be mentioned over and over as a person of substantial interest to the police and they don't end up interrogating that person until the case has dragged along for quite some time?

Additionally, Jonathan and Serena are supposedly deeply in love; however, I never felt a strong connection between them in the scenes involving the two of them. The relationship was depicted in almost syrupy terms. So if they are soulmates and so into one another, why does one of them cheat on the other? The point where the book almost hit the wall was when the other easily decided to overlook this transgression because it wasn't a matter of love, but lust.

Freeman shows all the signs of being able to write a top-notch thriller. However, there were several scenes that were close to over-the-top; and the resolution was completely out of left field. My opinion of the book was lowered significantly as a result. Generally, when an author tries to be too tricky and clever in the denouement, it ends up backfiring. That's certainly what happened for me in the case of Stripped.
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Apr 17, 2009 Samantha rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is definitely one of the better books I've read this year. It's fast paced with very good character development. This is the second book in Brian Freeman's Jonathon Stride novels. It's my second time reading him also. I can't wait to read Stalked, his third novel. This book picks up a couple months after Mr. Freeman's first novel, Immoral. Stride is now in Vegas dating Serena from his first book. It's got everything in it from celebrities to Vegas to murder to revenge to sex to dirty cover...more

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Aug 25, 2008 Gary rated it 2 of 5 stars

More Fat Than a Vegas Buffet

The murder of a Las Vegas playboy and a twelve-year old boy killed in a hit-and-run seem to have little in common, but these disconnected events set the stage for Brian Freemen's second novel, "Stripped". Las Vegas homicide detective and Minnesota transplant Jonny Stride draws the former, while his girlfriend, detective Serena Dial, is working on the latter. The two cases quickly (if preposterously) merge, leading to a mystery of corruption, sleaze, and murder stretch...more

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Aug 04, 2008 Heather rated it 3 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Police Procedural Lovers

I learned that it is possible to have too many music references. At times I thought I was reading someone's country music playlist.

I also learned that too much description detracts from the story.

The story was good, the execution was acceptable. With that said, I would have loved more dialogue. I am a believer that you learn more about a character from "hearing" them speak. There is so much history with these characters that I feel like I am being cheated by only learning a few scraps here and t...more

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Aug 13, 2007 LJ rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: mystery, police_procedural, nevada_lasvegas, contemporary_post_1945

STRIPPED (Police Proc-Las Vegas-Cont) – G+
Freeman, Brian – 2nd in series
St. Martin’s Minotaur, 2006- Amer Hardcover
*** Detective Jonathan Stride has relocated from Minneapolis to Las Vegas and is living with new love Detective Serena Dial who is working hard to get over her troubled past. The two detectives are working different cases—Stride the murder of a wealthy trust-fund baby and Dial the hit-and-run of a small boy. As the investigations proceed, the two cases collide with more murders and...more

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Feb 10, 2013 Rebecca rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: crime-thrillers

I have read one of Freeman's novels before, and I have rated this one less star because I felt that the plot didn't move as urgently as the one I read previously. I really do think he is an excellent author though because his books are so detailed and the plots are so extensive - they cover a crazy amount of characters and red herrings. However I did struggle with this occasionally - while it was well written, it was also frustrating to read about all of the dead ends they took! I'd definately r...more

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Sep 21, 2011 Matt Davis rated it 5 of 5 stars

Freeman's only novel that takes place so far away from the midwest. STRIPPED explores all that is Las Vegas, from the dazzling casinos to the barren desert. Serena Dial, Jonathan Stride's new love interest/co-starring detective, uses her hometown advantage to help in the investigation of mulitple crimes taking place that all wind up having to do with each other in one form or another. Another brilliant job of maintaining a pace that wouldn't allow me to set it down for more than an hour or two.

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May 08, 2010 Dino Bolton rated it 5 of 5 stars

"Stripped" Is Brian Freemans 2nd book It takes place mostly in Las Vegas and Is more police work on a case of the "old Time Mobsters of Las vegas", but has other interests two. Of course Stride and Serena are back at it.
I lived and worked in casinos in Las Vegas for almost 15 years so know the city quite well. Brians descriptions are very accurate. I have even named my other e-mail addy as Sheherezade.dino@yahoo.com Sheherezade was the fitional name of the old hotel in Vegas that was a part of t...more

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Jun 15, 2011 Evelyn rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: highly-recommended, mystery, thriller

Now working in Las Vegas, Jonathan Stride and his partner investigate a series of seemingly random killings, soon learning that the victims' families all had ties to 1950s-era casino that is scheduled to be demolished.

Second in the series, but can stand alone. Good suspense, interesting characters, and Freeman always offers up a suprise ending.

See my blog posting: http://readitorweep.org/2011/06/15/ma...

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Jun 13, 2011 Smoochys rated it 3 of 5 stars

Brian Freeman is an entertaining writer. He took a book a book with a lot of dark issues and added humorous points when they were most needed. The book was a police procedural that followed two Las Vegas detectives and their two related cases. The plot was good. Some of the clues were a little obvious, but overall it was an entertaining read. I will definitely read the next in the series.

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Mar 24, 2011 Erik rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Excellent crime thriller, I thought it was better than his first book "Immoral". It was gritty and in your face, just like the city the story was located in (Las Vegas). This book had it all, mobsters, politicians, sex, drugs, and gambling. Even lesbians and transvestites... This is the type of thriller John Sandford used to write ealry in the Davenport series. I look forward to reading "Stalked".

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Jul 03, 2012 Teena in Toronto rated it 2 of 5 stars

I'd been reading lighter books the last couple months so it was good to read a gritty murder.

I'd never read anything by Brian Freeman and I enjoyed his writing. It did get confusing at times with all the characters, though. And I wasn't overly satisfied with ending.

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Jun 30, 2012 Ellen Mandly rated it 3 of 5 stars

somewhat of a disappointment... I loved the first book in this series SO much, yet this followup was rather predictable. And Selena's behavoior annoyed me, I don't care how wounded you are, some stuff is just verboten! I knew who done it from the get go and saw each twist and turn a mile off. The writing was good, so I'll give #3 a go, since I already had it downloaded...

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Aug 04, 2010 Carol/Bonadie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I enjoyed reconnecting with the MC's of Immoral, John Stride and Serena Dial. They've relocated to Serena's home town, Las Vegas, and are detectives on the same force. It's not long before a new mystery unfolds, one that involves the LV scene, sex, betrayal, and family connections gone haywire. The mystery was a bit old school, though, in terms of the motivation of the killer, but the cat and mouse game kept it interesting. Freeman isn't afraid to explore the seamy side of romance and sex, I'm f...more

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Jan 19, 2009 Mailmanr5 rated it 4 of 5 stars

Oooohh, this is good. Lots of misdirection for plot twists.Flat out good writing. I must go back & read his first "Immoral" book involving these characters but I have his 3rd "Stalked" ready to read. Only thing lacking is a little humor. Book doesn't do any favors for Las Vegas. Of course it doesn't deserve any either.

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Aug 10, 2011 Julie Carson added it · review of another edition

An excellent book. It kept me gripped all the way through with many twists and turns. It never got boring or predictable, nor did it make you think the plot line was ridiculous at any point, like similar books often do. It was the first book I read by Freeman, and I will certainly be reading more by him.

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Nov 23, 2012 Maria Grazia rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: biblioteca, narrativa-nordamericana, thriller

Ci sono posti in cui convergono tutte le anime ferite del mondo, e da lì ripartono per un nuovo destino. Alcuni diventano killer, altri diventano cacciatori di killer.
Un thriller ben scritto, ottimamente ambientato, in cui niente è come sembra, a cominciare dai poliziotti.
Piacevole e adrenalinico.

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