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4.0
4 STARS
"A one-woman private operative, Abby Sinclair stalks the stalkers. Her new client is a U.S. congressman shadowed by a mystery woman believed to be a disgruntled ex-employee. He wants her stopped. What Abby doesn't know is that FBI agent Tess McCallum is already on the case. Now, despite vowing never to work together again, Abby and Tess have been partnered in a deadly game. And this is a case that takes one surprising turn after another-because there's more to the story than anyone knows." (From Amazon)
I did not know this was a series so have read two books out of order but I still enjoyed this suspense thriller. It is great seeing women in lead roles of good guy and baddie.
"A one-woman private operative, Abby Sinclair stalks the stalkers. Her new client is a U.S. congressman shadowed by a mystery woman believed to be a disgruntled ex-employee. He wants her stopped. What Abby doesn't know is that FBI agent Tess McCallum is already on the case. Now, despite vowing never to work together again, Abby and Tess have been partnered in a deadly game. And this is a case that takes one surprising turn after another-because there's more to the story than anyone knows." (From Amazon)
I did not know this was a series so have read two books out of order but I still enjoyed this suspense thriller. It is great seeing women in lead roles of good guy and baddie.
tristanrobinblakeman's review
3.0
Interesting cast of characters - including the two leading female detectives, who, as far as I can tell, are both rather unappealing people, though talented at their job. One is a neurotic and violent step-removed-from-a-criminal, and the other is a dishonest and untrustworthy paranoid. Strange couple for a pretty standard thriller. Greedy evil politicians, ex-con druggie bikers, a woman imprisoned for infanticide...the litany of charmers never stop.
Strangely enouogh, the book is intriguing and kept me interested right until the end. It must be some good writing that can make such unpleasant compelling.
Strangely enouogh, the book is intriguing and kept me interested right until the end. It must be some good writing that can make such unpleasant compelling.
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