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 Last Known Victim - Erica Spindler
Newest Review: ... a Police badge belonging to the late husband of police captain Patti O'Shea who was killed in the storm's aftermath. As no ... more  ... one was ever charged with his murder, Patti comes to the strong conclusion that this is the first real clue that could possibly lead to her husband's killer but finds herself becoming slowly consumed as she grows ever closer to the culprit on a journey that even sees her bending the law she so values as an officer. Before long as she gets closer to a conclusion, it becomes difficult to determine who is the hunter and who is the hunted.....
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Last Known Victim - Erica Spindler: You neeeed hands...... (467 words)
by - written on 19/09/08 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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A little while ago, disillusioned by the recent offerings from PATRICA CORNWELL, I went in search of some different authors to try and stumbled across ERICA SPINDLER almost by mistake. Figuring I had nothing to lose, I delved right in with this novel set just a few years after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans.... Basically during the initaial clear-up in the weeks following Katrina, a stash of human hands is found in one of the refrigerators that has been abandoned in the wake of the storm. A couple of years later, a dead body is found missing it's right hand alongside a Police badge belonging to the late husband of police captain Patti O'Shea who was ... Read the complete review
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