One of the things I love about GR is the ability to know all the books an author has written. I read another book by Chelsea Cain, Confessions of a Teen Sleuth, that I thought was hilarious. It was a parody about a grown up Nancy Drew that she pegged downright. Had I have know that she had this seri...
A nicely structured serial killer novel. It isn't so much the actual mystery that is the attraction as much as the interplay between the three main characters: a female serial killer, the detective she captured, tortured, and let go, and the reporters who has her own secrets. A tight thriller.
Heartsick has some interesting characters and any book about a female serial killer can always grab my attention.Detective Archie Sheridan is a seriously haunted man. He was held captive and tortured by female serial killer Gretchen Lowell. She murdered and then resuscitated him and now resides in...
So, most of the way through I was thinking "this is a good book, but not THAT good". Then I got to the end, and I was like, woah. Wow, do I sound like a teenager or what? Haha.But really...that Gretchen Lowell is one twisted character. The stuff she did to Archie during the flashbacks made me wa...
I enjoyed Heartsick enough to give it a 5. It was fast paced, interesting and sick enough to make you cringe. I do have one problem with it. Ms Cain needs to get better people to help with her medical facts. She had the drug combination wrong in Vicodin and the dosing wrong with lidocaine. Othe...
This was good, pretty much what I expected. A fast paced crime novel. It was definitely the most twisted thing I can remember reading in recent history, I can barely even grasp what Archie must go through, being so involved with the woman who tortured him for 10 days.Anyway...it was worth reading, a...
Loved it. It is the story of Archie (the "defective" detective) and Susan (the "pink haried" reporter) and their adventures in trying to capture a serial killer. We are introduced to interesting characters, including a female serial killer who could easily swap grizzly stories with Hannibal Lecter.
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