Helpful Score: 20
I had never read this author before but got this book in a box of books trade because the story sounded interesting..It ended up being beyond interesting it was fantastic!
The story is suspensful and the main characters well developed. I felt like I could really connect to them and what was going on in the book. It's a definite must read for thriller fans.
The story is suspensful and the main characters well developed. I felt like I could really connect to them and what was going on in the book. It's a definite must read for thriller fans.
Helpful Score: 10
The first in the Grant County series. After reading this and her follow up books, Karin Slaughter is now my all-time favorite author! Her stories are incredible! I read one her her books in 2 days! That's amazing for me since it usually takes me about a week or more to read a novel! I recommend her books to everyone but I also recommend that you read them in order starting with this one.
Helpful Score: 6
I am a first time reader of ths author. WOW!!!!! Excellent book great thriller wonderful plot and a massive page turner!
Helpful Score: 5
A fellow PBSer recommended the "Georgia" series by Slaughter. These are the first books she wrote and Blindsighted is the first of them. Hard to believe this is a first novel--the plot is good, reader involvement is excellent, and there were very few times when the action seemed to drag. All in all, this is a book to read and enjoy.
Helpful Score: 4
Great mystery! I loved this book. It is a terrific debut for author Karin Slaughter. A must-read for fans of Patricia Cornwell or Kathy Reichs.
Helpful Score: 4
Definitely creepy - but a first rate thriller. Set in a small Georgia college town, it introduces Sara Linton (pediatrician and coroner) - her ex-husband (chief of police) - and a serial killer who takes them for a harrowing ride. Truly a "page turner"...kept me up until I finished it!
Helpful Score: 4
This is my first book by Slaughter, and it is definitely more graphic and bloody than I usually attempt. I like and sympathize with the characters however, and will go on to read more in the Grant County series.
Helpful Score: 4
i tried this author from referral from this site, loved her and am already waiting for the next book. I am now reposting the book to send on. Very suspensfull
Helpful Score: 4
This was my first Karin Slaughter book, and apparently the first Grant County book is a great place to start. Slaughter does not shy away from violence or grisly descriptions, but unlike many of her male counterparts her female characters are well-developed and realistic.
The only part of this book that was a little weak was the ending; I thought the revelation of who-dunnit came a bit too early. Other than that small complaint this is a near perfect thriller.
I am looking forward to reading the rest of the Grant County series, because there are clearly some storylines involving this book's main characters that could be continued.
The only part of this book that was a little weak was the ending; I thought the revelation of who-dunnit came a bit too early. Other than that small complaint this is a near perfect thriller.
I am looking forward to reading the rest of the Grant County series, because there are clearly some storylines involving this book's main characters that could be continued.
Helpful Score: 3
Excellent kick off for the Grant County, Georgia series of books with Sara Linton and Jeffrey Tolliver. Great crime/procedural novel with outstanding characterizations and a strong plot. Convincing start to a gripping series of books.
Helpful Score: 3
I thought Blindsighted was just OK. I couldn't connect with any of the characters and I guessed early on who the killer was. It definitely had its suspenseful moments, but sometimes I found of the description of the violence a little too graphic.
Helpful Score: 2
This book has several main characters. Jeffrey Tolliver, chief of police of Heartsdale, Georgia, investigages the murder taking place in his small town. His ex-wife, Sara Linton, is a pediatrician and the coroner. They are both likable and the book slowly gives you the history of their relationship.
Women in Heartsdale are showing up, if not dead, then nearly dead. The storyline is logical and easy to follow. I did find myself picking it up to continue (in other words, it wasn't a book I put down and forgot about). I enjoyed it even though this wasn't the most suspenseful book I've read. Gave it three and 1/2 stars.
Women in Heartsdale are showing up, if not dead, then nearly dead. The storyline is logical and easy to follow. I did find myself picking it up to continue (in other words, it wasn't a book I put down and forgot about). I enjoyed it even though this wasn't the most suspenseful book I've read. Gave it three and 1/2 stars.
Helpful Score: 2
I am a Koonz and King reader, but this book was as good as anything They ever wrote. I will be looking for more of this author. I had everyone as a suspect except the real one. WONDERFUL
Helpful Score: 2
A first rate thriller.Can't put it down
Helpful Score: 2
This isnt my first foray into the twisted world that Karin Slaughter creates, and it wont be my last but she does have a hard time keeping me interested in reading about the goings-on in Heartsdale, Georgia. The book begins with a shocking scene: a blind teacher has been raped and apparently (nearly) gutted but is alive when local pediatrician/coroner Dr. Sara Linton finds her. Sara, unable to save her, now faces the task of explaining to her ex-husband, police chief Jeffrey Tolliver, what happened. She also now has to explain what happened to the teachers sister, detective Lena Adams.
The three characters, Sara, Jeffrey, and Lena, create an explosive triangle of distrust, hero worship, and off-beat friendship. However, they also come across at times as very unlikable people, people who are so damaged they cant function in normal society. They behave inconsistently and, in Lenas case, stupidly at times and its hard to believe that people with advanced medical degrees or years of job experience would do some of the things that these characters do.
The plot is nicely paced, but there is a lot of dialogue and backstory to wade through.
Interestingly, though, I believed that Lena was going to be the central character in this book since her sister, Sibyl, was the teacher murdered at the outset. But the central character is Sara, whose past rape is described clinically via a court transcript in a later chapter. I guessed the killer before the end, since there werent that many suspects to begin with (hey, it is a small town). One of the more problematic aspects of this book is how the author describes the killers raping of his victims. She practically eroticizes it, and this is uncomfortable to read. I had the same complaint about Patricia Cornwells book Predator. She doesnt simply let the readers know about the killers fetishes; she wallows in it.
Slaughter has been compared to Cornwell by other reviewers, but Cornwells books are more sharply detailed and her characters more likable. Dr. Sara Linton is no Dr. Kay Scarpetta. And her niece, Lucy Farinelli, would pistol whip the damaged Lena Adams before shooting her.
The three characters, Sara, Jeffrey, and Lena, create an explosive triangle of distrust, hero worship, and off-beat friendship. However, they also come across at times as very unlikable people, people who are so damaged they cant function in normal society. They behave inconsistently and, in Lenas case, stupidly at times and its hard to believe that people with advanced medical degrees or years of job experience would do some of the things that these characters do.
The plot is nicely paced, but there is a lot of dialogue and backstory to wade through.
Interestingly, though, I believed that Lena was going to be the central character in this book since her sister, Sibyl, was the teacher murdered at the outset. But the central character is Sara, whose past rape is described clinically via a court transcript in a later chapter. I guessed the killer before the end, since there werent that many suspects to begin with (hey, it is a small town). One of the more problematic aspects of this book is how the author describes the killers raping of his victims. She practically eroticizes it, and this is uncomfortable to read. I had the same complaint about Patricia Cornwells book Predator. She doesnt simply let the readers know about the killers fetishes; she wallows in it.
Slaughter has been compared to Cornwell by other reviewers, but Cornwells books are more sharply detailed and her characters more likable. Dr. Sara Linton is no Dr. Kay Scarpetta. And her niece, Lucy Farinelli, would pistol whip the damaged Lena Adams before shooting her.
Helpful Score: 2
Excellent intense mystery. If you love suspense, this is a must read!
Helpful Score: 2
A tense, suspenseful thriller about a psychopathic serial killer in a small Georgia town. Sara Linton, pediatrician and coroner, and her ex-husband, Jeffrey Tolliver, work together to solve the crimes while also working on their relationship.
Helpful Score: 2
an excellent read, with lots of suspense
Helpful Score: 2
Great thriller that will knock your socks off.
Helpful Score: 2
Excellent mystery.
Helpful Score: 1
The subject matter has an edge to it. I had to suppress my awareness of the cruelty involved in the action in order to enjoy the interaction of the characters. I liked the book well enough and I've enjoyed her later works very much. But the nastiness of the action has been a little off putting at times.
Helpful Score: 1
It was a great read!!
Helpful Score: 1
A very good but slightly gory read. I completgely enjoyed this book.
Helpful Score: 1
Good characters and story line, graphic warning for the murder scenes and forensic descriptions. I read it faster than I should have, but it was a gripping tale. I have started ordering this series. I rated this 1st book a 4.
Helpful Score: 1
Awesome... couldn't put it down.
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Who killed a blind girl in the toilet? Thats how we get rolling, then another girl goes missing and our heroine the doctor is running down clues while avoiding her ex hubby the local police chief! Easy read that comes to a startling conclusion! Another goody from Ms. slaughter.
Helpful Score: 1
Loved this book - looking forward to reading more about Sara and Jeffrey!
Helpful Score: 1
This is the first Karin Slaughter novel I have read and I couldn't put it down. There is one plot twist that I didn't buy but it didn't take away from the story for me. I look forward to reading the rest of the books in this series.
Helpful Score: 1
I am a fan of Slaughter. Again she brings my favorite couple into a great story. Anything with Sara and Jeff as characters is always good. Loved it.
Helpful Score: 1
Excellent!
Helpful Score: 1
Bought this book on the suggestion of the bookstore clerk. What a find!! Loved it
Helpful Score: 1
Excellent thriller by Karin Slaughter. Her books keep getting better and better!
Helpful Score: 1
Really great book-I love this author.
Helpful Score: 1
I have never heard of this author. I ordered her book read the first few pages and I am hooked. I am now on her 3rd book, and she is GREAT.
Helpful Score: 1
Dr. Sara Linton's lunch time meeting with her sister doesn't go as expected. She finds a young professor, Sybil Adams, raped and murdered in the diner's restroom. Sara's ex-husband, Police Chief Jeffrey Tolliver, is in charger of the investigation. When a second victim is found a couple days later, he knows Grant County Georgia is harboring a serial killer.
This is an incredible debut novel. I couldn't put it down. The characters are well-developed. You learn more about their histories as the story goes on. If you are a reader bothered by violence or graphic forensic descriptions, you may want to skip this series. My rating: 5 Stars.
This is an incredible debut novel. I couldn't put it down. The characters are well-developed. You learn more about their histories as the story goes on. If you are a reader bothered by violence or graphic forensic descriptions, you may want to skip this series. My rating: 5 Stars.
Helpful Score: 1
This is the first book in the Grant series and a great read! This is a book that kept my interest from page 1, couldn't put it down. I couldn't wait to get started on book #2.
Helpful Score: 1
great book!!!!
I just recently found Karin Slaughter and can't get enough! This book was not a disappointment. She is a great author.
This is the second Karin Slaughter novel I've read - and the first one she wrote. I'm a fan - her writing isn't as in depth as Patricia Cromwell, but it has a fast paced rhythmn to it that keeps me reading. I haven't decided yet if it is awesome that I figure out the bad guy by the middle of the book and keep reading to make sure I'm right or if I'd rather be taken off balance at the end because the clues completely misled me and I have to reread parts searching for where I got off track. At any rate I enjoy her books and find them to be a great "fast food" read with some nutritional value. This one was no exception to that.
This is the first in a new series of books with an interesting set of characters set in Georgia. This is the last book that I have read in the series--having read all the others first. Because I had read the later books first, I knew a lot of what would happen in this book, but it was still good and suspenseful. This was not my favorite in the series, however it was still above average. I love Slaughter's character development, but I sometimes skim parts because I find her descriptions to be a bit long winded at times. She is definitely my new writer of choice for mysteries/thrillers with one interesting imagination! I can't put her books down when I get one in my hand. This one was no exception.
Larraine F. (phillyartlovesbooks) reviewed Blindsighted (Grant County, Bk 1) on + 59 more book reviews
This is kind of gory but well-written. Three stars
Great read! If you like Harlan Coben, Lisa Gardner, etc you will enjoy Karin Slaughter. I read this book in 2 nights, I had to force myself to put it down. So glad to have found another great suspense writer.
Good book, couln't put it down.
GREAT SERIES-NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART
This was my frist Karin Slaughter book. I enjoyed everything about it. The story was fast paced, exciting, and the characters were believable. I did figure out who the bad guy was about 1/2 way through, but that did not stop me from reading till the end.
Sara Linton and Chief Jeffrey Tolliver make a good couple and I can't wait to see if they are paired together in other books.
Sara Linton and Chief Jeffrey Tolliver make a good couple and I can't wait to see if they are paired together in other books.
Synopsis--The sleepy town of Heartsdale is jolted into panic when Sara Linton, pediatrician and medical examiner, finds Sibyl Adams, a young college professor, horribly murdered in the local diner. Police chief Jeffrey Tolliver then finds a second victim crucified and recognises the work of a serial killer.
I thought this was a very good Audio book, and found it easy to listen to and hard to put down. Karin Slaughter is a very good author and Judith Ivey was a very good storyteller. Judith Ivey kept me intriqued with her voice that changed with each character. I would have rather had a unabridged book instead. I felt I was missing most of the story, however the story was still good.
I thought this was a very good Audio book, and found it easy to listen to and hard to put down. Karin Slaughter is a very good author and Judith Ivey was a very good storyteller. Judith Ivey kept me intriqued with her voice that changed with each character. I would have rather had a unabridged book instead. I felt I was missing most of the story, however the story was still good.
Very good audio book - this was great for a recent stay in the hospital with headphones! A young blind lady is murdered and no one can figure out why until the police chief goes back to the scene of the crime 12 years ago when his ex-wife was raped. One of his deputies is next on the list of the madman but when the madman dies they don't know if she is dead already or where she is. Recommended.
SHARON S. (turtle2squirrell) - , reviewed Blindsighted (Grant County, Bk 1) on + 6 more book reviews
1st in series. This is the 1st book i've read by Karin Slaughter. Great thriller, it was very hard to put down. Great read. I am diffently going to read more of her books. Based in a small town in Georgia.
First book in a series about Dr Sara Linton serves a small Georgia town as its pediatrician and coronor and Police chief Jeffrey Tolliver, Sara's ex-husband.
Sara and Jeff are on again off again. It is impossible to avoid each other because of their jobs. A trail of terror grows increasingly macabre as yet another woman is found crucified. Lena, the sole female detective who is the sister of the first victim wants to serve her own justice but becomes a victim. But Sara holds the key to finding the killer. A secret from her past could unmask the killer.
This is a debut novel with a plot that grabs your interest and well defined characters. A good suspense thriller. Four stars.
Sara and Jeff are on again off again. It is impossible to avoid each other because of their jobs. A trail of terror grows increasingly macabre as yet another woman is found crucified. Lena, the sole female detective who is the sister of the first victim wants to serve her own justice but becomes a victim. But Sara holds the key to finding the killer. A secret from her past could unmask the killer.
This is a debut novel with a plot that grabs your interest and well defined characters. A good suspense thriller. Four stars.
Great mystery! This one got me started reading this author.
I could not put this book down from start to finish. The story grabs you right from page one and you just HAVE to know what is going to happen in the next chapter. Excellent character development which really makes you care about every one of them.
an officer is shot point blank in the grant county police station.
Excellent! Readers of Patricia Cornwell and Kathy Reichs will like this book. Nice Southern setting.
A quick read, and one that keeps you thinking about it when you're not reading. What more can you say, a pretty good book
While this was Karin Slaughter's first book, it was not the first book of hers that I have read. She is an excellent author and I am looking forward to reading more of her books. You won't be disappointed with this book. I just couldn't put it down.
Love this series!!!!
This was an excellent story, interesting plot, and a surprise ending. I was glued to this book and had a hard time putting it down!
A bit more gory than I could bear, but well-written.
A bit gory, but a great mystery/thriller!
Good thriller!
Great charactors,good read
First book in series about Sara and Jeffery in a small town in Georgia. Good reading.
lots of suspense.my new favorite author
A good mystery. Pretty graphic.
I really loved this book. It was suspenseful and I could not put it down once I started it. The characters became very real to me. I can't wait for the next one to see if it's just as good.
VERY graphic in a forensic manner. Hard to put down. Can't wait to read the next book.
Great Book, kept me up late.
It's Monday morning in the sleepy tow of Heartsdale, Georgia, and everything is as normal. That is until Sara Linton - local paediatrician and medical examiner and ex-wife of Chief of Police Jeffery Tolliver - goes to the bathroom of the local diner and finds Sibyl Adams, sister of detective Lena Adams, barely clinging to life. She has been viciously raped, ad a cross has been cut deep in her abdomen. Despite Sara's desperate efforts to bring her back to the land of the living, Sibyl dies, thus becoming the first victim of a serial killer ready to commit ore horrifying crimes than anyone in this genteel little town could ever have dreamed of.
Then, a young student goes missing, and, shortly after, another victim is found, crucified and lying on the bonnet of Sara Linton's car...
This, an excellent portrait of crime in small-town America, is an absolutely first-class debut novel. Taut, suspenseful and shocking throughout, this is a runaway success that puts Karin Slaughter (perfect name!) right on the front line of female thriller writers, alongside Mo Hayder, Cornwell, Reichs, McDermid and the like. "Blindsighted" is bloody well-written, too, and Slaughter has struck an exquisitely perfect balance between plot and character.
The plot is excellent. It's brutal at times, although never gratuitously, shocking, with one or two events completely taking me by stunned surprise, yet also moving and compassionate. The leading trio are a compelling, fully realised bunch, and their relationships with one another (especially Sara and Jeffery) are fascinating.
Slaughter clearly has some fantastic talent and promise within her. "Blindsighted" is reminiscent of Cornwell's own spectacular debut, "Postmortem", and, while not yet quite as good as her, she hopefully has a long, similarly successful and influential career ahead of her.
Like Boston Teran's "God is a Bullet", "Blindsighted" is a debut to die-for.
Then, a young student goes missing, and, shortly after, another victim is found, crucified and lying on the bonnet of Sara Linton's car...
This, an excellent portrait of crime in small-town America, is an absolutely first-class debut novel. Taut, suspenseful and shocking throughout, this is a runaway success that puts Karin Slaughter (perfect name!) right on the front line of female thriller writers, alongside Mo Hayder, Cornwell, Reichs, McDermid and the like. "Blindsighted" is bloody well-written, too, and Slaughter has struck an exquisitely perfect balance between plot and character.
The plot is excellent. It's brutal at times, although never gratuitously, shocking, with one or two events completely taking me by stunned surprise, yet also moving and compassionate. The leading trio are a compelling, fully realised bunch, and their relationships with one another (especially Sara and Jeffery) are fascinating.
Slaughter clearly has some fantastic talent and promise within her. "Blindsighted" is reminiscent of Cornwell's own spectacular debut, "Postmortem", and, while not yet quite as good as her, she hopefully has a long, similarly successful and influential career ahead of her.
Like Boston Teran's "God is a Bullet", "Blindsighted" is a debut to die-for.
I liked it, will look for #2!
An exciting suspense.
This book introduced me to my new favorite author!
great book !!!! This is the 1st book I have read by Karin Slaughter. I had a hard time putting it down. I already have the 2nd book in this series "KISSCUT". She is one of new favorites
A small town in Geogia erupts in panic when a young college professor is found brutally mutilated in the local diner. But it's only when town pediatrician and coroner does the autopsy thea the full extent of the killer's twisted work becomes clear.
A well written tory of a serial killer has has now settled in a small town and continued his work, but he does have a goal in mind.
My first book by Karin Slaughter and I plan on reading her other two.
My first book by Karin Slaughter and I plan on reading her other two.
Familiar characters with a good story. Not as good as some of her later books but enjoyable. Very fast read!
wonderful read, really keeps you hanging
Engrossing and interesting mystery.
I enjoyed this one!
"A small Georgia town erupts in panic when a young college professor is found brutally mutilated in the local diner. But it's only when town pediatrician and coroner Sara Linton does the autopsy that the full extent of the killer's twisted work becomes clear. Sara's ex-husband, police chief Jeffrey Tolliver, leads the investigation - a trail of terror that grows increasingly macabre when another local woman is found crucified a few days later. But he's got more than a sadistic serial killer on his hands, for the county's sole female detective, Lena Adams - the first victim's sister - wants to serve her own justice."
"A small Georgia town erupts in panic when a young college professor is found brutally mutilated in the local diner. But it's only when town pediatrician and coroner Sara Linton does the autopsy that the full extent of the killer's twisted work becomes clear. Sara's ex-husband, police chief Jeffrey Tolliver, leads the investigation - a trail of terror that grows increasingly macabre when another local woman is found crucified a few days later. But he's got more than a sadistic serial killer on his hands, for the county's sole female detective, Lena Adams - the first victim's sister - wants to serve her own justice."
I enjoy her writing style, but not the content so much. Too much gore, torture, horrific actions that I could do without. If this was a movie, I would have closed my eyes too many times.
This was second I've read of this author and no more for me!
This was second I've read of this author and no more for me!
First in new series by Karin Slaughter. New character is a combination pediatrician/coroner.
I could not put this book down from start to finish. The story grabs you right from page one and you just HAVE to know what is going to happen in the next chapter. Excellent character development which really makes you care about every one of them.
EXCELLENT book!!! Comes from a non-smoking home.
I did enjoy the story, she really lets you get to know her characters. I really liked her other series better though.
Loved this book!! It was my first Karin Slaughter book to read, and it was awesome!! I read it in 2 days! Would definitely recommend it to anyone!
#1 in series
In Blindsighted (book one of an anticipated three featuring Grant County, Georgia, pediatrician and coroner Dr. Sara Linton), first-time novelist Karin Slaughter comes out swinging in true medical examiner fashion. That is to say, covered with blood from the get-go.
Without warning, the body jerked violently, pitching forward and slamming Sara onto the floor. Blood spread out around both of them, and Sara instinctively clawed to get out from under the convulsing woman. With her feet and hands she groped for some kind of purchase on the slick bathroom floor. Finally, Sara managed to slide out from underneath her. She turned Sibyl over, cradling her head, trying to help her through the convulsions. Suddenly, the jerking stopped.
Sibyl is, or was, Sibyl Adams, a college professor who had the misfortune of being drugged, savagely raped, slashed, and left for dead in the toilet of the local diner, to be coincidentally discovered by Sara Linton. Coincidences don't stop there, and neither do the rapes and murders. The next is, unimaginably, still more gruesome than the first and it, too, is discovered by Dr. Linton. Police Chief Jeffrey Tolliver is Sara's ex-husband, and mercurial detective Lena Adams, another major player in the ensuing drama, was Sibyl's twin sister.
And the monster behind these increasingly more depraved acts? Suspects abound, from the diner's jack-of-all-trades, Will Harris, to Victim No. 2's boyfriend, to Jack Allen Wright who, a dozen years prior, raped Dr. Linton (that rape had been a secret until now). There are other possibilities, naturally, and it soon becomes apparent that Sara's an intended target.
A graduate of the Patricia Cornwell school of mayhem and gore, Slaughter has faithfully stitched together a fast, engaging, and diverting read complete with a strong-yet-vulnerable heroine. Characters are nicely if somewhat obviously drawn, the plot is inventive, and the narrative's pacing quickens the pulse straight to the cliff-hanging denouement. And really, what more can you ask of an ME thriller?
In Blindsighted (book one of an anticipated three featuring Grant County, Georgia, pediatrician and coroner Dr. Sara Linton), first-time novelist Karin Slaughter comes out swinging in true medical examiner fashion. That is to say, covered with blood from the get-go.
Without warning, the body jerked violently, pitching forward and slamming Sara onto the floor. Blood spread out around both of them, and Sara instinctively clawed to get out from under the convulsing woman. With her feet and hands she groped for some kind of purchase on the slick bathroom floor. Finally, Sara managed to slide out from underneath her. She turned Sibyl over, cradling her head, trying to help her through the convulsions. Suddenly, the jerking stopped.
Sibyl is, or was, Sibyl Adams, a college professor who had the misfortune of being drugged, savagely raped, slashed, and left for dead in the toilet of the local diner, to be coincidentally discovered by Sara Linton. Coincidences don't stop there, and neither do the rapes and murders. The next is, unimaginably, still more gruesome than the first and it, too, is discovered by Dr. Linton. Police Chief Jeffrey Tolliver is Sara's ex-husband, and mercurial detective Lena Adams, another major player in the ensuing drama, was Sibyl's twin sister.
And the monster behind these increasingly more depraved acts? Suspects abound, from the diner's jack-of-all-trades, Will Harris, to Victim No. 2's boyfriend, to Jack Allen Wright who, a dozen years prior, raped Dr. Linton (that rape had been a secret until now). There are other possibilities, naturally, and it soon becomes apparent that Sara's an intended target.
A graduate of the Patricia Cornwell school of mayhem and gore, Slaughter has faithfully stitched together a fast, engaging, and diverting read complete with a strong-yet-vulnerable heroine. Characters are nicely if somewhat obviously drawn, the plot is inventive, and the narrative's pacing quickens the pulse straight to the cliff-hanging denouement. And really, what more can you ask of an ME thriller?
Excellent!!!
VERY Good Read.
THIS IS A GREAT READ COULDN'T PUT IT DOWN!!!!!
The first in her Sara Linton-Jeffrey Tolliver series.
A small Georgia town erupts in panic when a young college professor is found mutilated in the local diner. But its only when pediatrician and coroner Sara Linton does the autopsy that the full extent of the killer's twisted work becomes clear. Sara's ex-husband, police chief Jeffrey Tolliver, leads the investigation--a trail of terror that grows increasingly macabre when another local woman is found crucified a few days later. But he's got more than a sadistic serial killer on his hands, for the county's sole female detective, Lena Adams--the first victim's sister--wants to serve her own justice. But its Sara who holds the key to finding the killer. A secret from her past could unmask the brilliantly malevolent psychopath...or mean her death.
A small Ga. town erupts in panic when a young professor is found buutally multilated. But it's only when coroner Sara Linton does the autopsy that the full extent of the killer's twisted work is clear.
A small Georgia town erupts in panic when a young college professor is found brutally murdered in the local diner..But it's only when town Pediatrician and Coroner Sara Linton does the autopsy that the full extent of the killer's twisted work becomes clear...A real page turner!!
Should be read barefoot, because the back cover states it's "A DEBUT NOVEL THAT BLOWS YOUR SOCKS OFF."
Improbable crime, unlikeable characters, ridiculous assumptions, disgustingly detailed crimes, vague on story line details, trite ending. This was the 2nd Karin Slaughter book that I've read. Didn't like her the first time, and this one was just irritating. She's not on par with Patterson or J. Kellerman at all. Won't give her a 3rd go 'round.
Awesome awesome awesome! Another great one by Karin Slaughter. So thrilling had me up all night just to finish it. i am totally hooked to her literature! Loved it! ALSO OFFERING A 2 FOR 1 ON BOOKS!
good book
The book I have is called Blindsighted, has a different cover than the one shown on this web site, but I am certain it is the same book.
A small Georgia town erupts in panic when a young college professor is found brutally mutilated in the localdiner. But it's only when town pediatrician and coroner Sara Linto does the autopsy that the full extent of the killer's twisted work becomes clear. Sara's ex-husband, police chief Jeffery Tolliver, leads the investigation-a trail fo terror that grows increasingly macrabe when another local woman is found crucified a few days later. But he's got more than a sadistic serial killer on his hands, for the county's sole female detective. Lena Adams-the first victim;s sister-wants to serve her own justice.
A small Georgia town is in panic when a young college professor is found brutally mutilated in the local diner. But it's only when town pediatrician and coroner Sara Linton does the autopsy that the full extent of the killer's twisted work becomes clear.
A small Georgia town erupts in panic when a young college professor is found brutally mutilated in the local diner. But it's only when town pediatrician and coroner Sara Linton does the autopsy that the full extent of the killer's twisted work become clear.
Sara's ex-husband, police chief Jeffrey Tolliver, leads the investigation-a trail of terror that grows increasinly macabre when another local woman is found crucified a few days later. But he's got more than a sadistic serial killer on his hands, for the county's sole female detective, Lena Adams-the first victim's sister-wants to serve her own justice.
Sara's ex-husband, police chief Jeffrey Tolliver, leads the investigation-a trail of terror that grows increasinly macabre when another local woman is found crucified a few days later. But he's got more than a sadistic serial killer on his hands, for the county's sole female detective, Lena Adams-the first victim's sister-wants to serve her own justice.
