Unspeakable -- Laura Griffin Book 2 of Tracers 2010 Release -- Pocket Books Adult, Romantic Suspense, Crime Thriller, Murder Mystery Surprisingly, my excite-o-meter was a little bit higher for this book than it had been for the previous. At the very least, I didn't catch any overused phrases or ...
4.5 Stars!Man, how I love a good suspense-thriller-mystery-romance!This was such a good read!The author had me engaged throughout the whole story, and I couldn't wait to find out who "did it"!Troy and Elaine were wonderful together!I now off to read the next book in the series [b:Unforgivable|784139...
What I like about this is how the story is solely written from Elaina and Troy's perspective. There is none of those perspectives of victims or the serial killer (well, there's a couple from other characters, like Mia Voss, the DNA tracer) -- so in a sense, I feel like I'm right there as the investi...
Hmmm just like in Untraceable, the writing itself was good, and this one seemed tighter BUT the heroine wins the award for the most TSTL Fiction FBI Agent EVER. I don't even know where to begin (and I guess I"ve seen too much Criminal Minds) ...things that were implied should have been said and vic...
I must have rushed through these too quickly, or you'd think I'd be more invested in Troy's story. As is, I was too busy getting to know Elaina to focus too much on her hero. Another enjoyable thriller, and I can't seem to slow down. Hopped over to a different series, The Borderline, so I can get...
Definite win. A solid read that makes one happy at the end.Griffin has quickly become my replacement Patricia Cornwell, not exactly the same, but it fits me perfectly. Strong female protagonists, nicely paced suspense, and hot heroes--Hello, yeah, I'm so there. The difference is with her Tracers ser...
Newbie FBI agent is determined to advance her career & prove her theory about the recent murders of young women in a small Texas beach town. She believes the murders are caused by the same serial killer who killed a local woman 10 yrs ago. But local police & her FBI cronies try to tamp down her effo...
The thing I like about Laura Griffin's style is that her stories move at a good pace, her characters have enough depth and development to hold my interest, and there is strength in the mystery element and the romance element of the book. Unspeakable brings a few character from previous books, Troy ...
3.5 stars. I felt as that as hard as Elaina wanted to be part of the team, she never made much effort to do so, except complaining that she wasn't part of it. Griffin showed no real sense of teamwork, and while I understand that at first that was likely designed to show what an outsider Elaina was, ...
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