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 Say Goodbye - Lisa Gardner
 Say Goodbye - Lisa Gardner ... new meaning for the working girls of Sandy Springs, Atlanta, when a client comes to the red light district looking for something different. He wants girls to let his pet spiders walk all over them. Seems like a simple - if strange request - but not all the girls come back. When FBI field officer Kimberly Quincy gets called out to talk to one of the girls, she's already got enough on her mind. What was a routine evidence-tagging session at the scene of a cargo plane crash has gone horribly wrong. Just when they'd recovered all the crew bodies, they get an unwelcome surprise...an extra body caught in a tree. Without a head. When Kimberly finally gets home to think it all through, and climbs into bed next to her husband Mac, a phone call shatters the peace and proves that the nightmare is only just beginning. On the other end of the line, a muffled cry and the sound of metal on flesh.Newest Review: ... A hooker has been picked up who claims to be her informant, and will speak to Kimberley, and her alone. Delilah Rose claims ... more ... prostitutes are going missing, and a strange client is behind it. A client with a creepy perversion. Spiders
Then Kimberley starts receiving strange phone-calls on her mobile/cell - a number which isn't readily available. It's up to her, and Sal (a Georgia Bureau Investigator) to unravel the web
I have to admit that I really don't like spiders all that much. Even less now. It really did make my skin crawl.
The story really grabbed my imagination, the characters were well rounded and believable. Though the pace of th...more |
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Say Goodbye - Lisa Gardner: If you don't like spiders... (379 words)
by - written on 27/08/09 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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He's Going To Make Your Skin Crawl That's what the front cover claims. And yes, he really does! This is the story of Kimberley Quincy, an FBI Special Agent in Violent Crimes. A daughter of a profiler. Who's mother and sister were murdered. Who is married to another Special Agent. Oh yes, and is five months pregnant. When her mobile (sorry, cellphone) rings in the early hours, it's nothing to write home about - happens all the time. A hooker has been picked up who claims to be her informant, and will speak to Kimberley, and her alone. Delilah Rose claims prostitutes are going missing, and a strange client is behind it. A client ... Read the complete review
Say Hello (744 words)
by - written on 27/04/09 (Very useful, 106 readings)
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Lisa Gardner has become one of my favourite authors. Her writing is unpretentious and to the bones of the story. Her novel's mostly focus on her favourite FBI Agent Kimberley Quincy, who returns in this story to find another creepy serial killer. Gardner likes her creepy crawlies, with her Killing Hour focusing on a man who loved to drop his victims into a pit crawling in venomous snakes. This time, her killer is a lover of all things arachnid. Kimberley and Mac are now settled into married life, and expecting their first baby. Of course Kimberley isn't keen to settle too quickly, and soon pokes her nose into a non-existent case of missing prostitutes. ... Read the complete review
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