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 The Next Accident - Lisa Gardner
 The Next Accident - Lisa Gardner ... drunk-driving accident. Pierce knew about his daughter's problem with alcohol, and about her loneliness. And so, he is sure, did the man who killed her. Rainie Conner is an ex-cop with a past overshadowed by violence. She was once involved with Pierce in a harrowing case that brought them together personally and professionally. Then, he came to her rescue. Now it is time for her to help him. This killer is different. He has an insatiable hunger for revenge - and for fear. He isn't satisfied with taking his victims' lives - he wants to get inside their minds and strip them of every defence. And his target is Quincy's surviving daughter. Rainie believes that the only way to stop him is to put herself directly into the killer's murderous path and herself become - the next accident.Newest Review: ... for more). Having moved from her childhood home, she was now setting out in the world as a private investigator. She agrees ... more ... to help Quincy, but to begin with she isn't convinced she'll find anything to help ease the pain he is going through, but begins to trawl through what remains of the evidence nonetheless.
But she soon begins to find irritating details that don't quite add up - It isn't enough to exonerate Mandy's culpability, but enough for her to feel uneasy about the whole thing, and she begins to consider there might well be some truth in Quincy's concerns.
Quincy meanwhile is beginning to get phone calls from prisoners who he ha...more |
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The Next Accident - Lisa Gardner: I sure hope this was accidental! (1368 words)
by - written on 05/04/09 (Very useful, 91 readings)
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It is by far the worst of her books I've read - I do hope this is accidental! Having already done a review on The Third Victim, I thought I would settle down and review some of the other books of Lisa Gardner's I have read in the same "series". So taken from that review, the first part about Lisa Gardner is a copy and paste across (since there is little I can change to word it differently). ~ About the Author ~ Lisa Gardner is American, best known for her thriller books and at last count when writing this review she had eight New York Times Best Selling Crime books. She also wrote romance novels using the pseudonym Alicia Scott ... Read the complete review
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