Scream for Me (Daniel Vartanian, Bk 2)
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Genres: Literature & Fiction, Romance
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
Author:
Genres: Literature & Fiction, Romance
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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A week after burying his parents and taking down a serial killer, GBI Agent Daniel Vartanian is back on the job in Georgia. The body of a young woman is found in a ditch. She has been raped and beaten, then wrapped in a blanket. While trying to identify the victim, Daniel learns that this murder is strikingly similar to the murder 13 years ago of Alicia Tremaine. He is also shocked to discover that Alicia's photograph is one of the many pictures in the collection owned by the serial killer he just put down.
Alex Fallon has traveled to Georgia to search for her missing step-sister, Bailey Crighton. Bailey has been missing for several days. Her four year old daughter was found traumatized, alone in the house. When Alex approaches Daniel concerning Bailey, and the fact that the latest murder is nearly identical to the murder of her sister, Alicia; Daniel realizes that this isn't just a copycat killing, but a conspiracy that permeates the whole community.
This book relies heavily on the on the previous book in the series. I think a reader could be very confused if they hadn't read DIE FOR ME, even though the author does a decent job of catching us up on what happened in the past. It is also a little confusing with having several anonymous point-of-views. Not only do we have the serial killer who is very easy for figure out, but we have POV's of anonymous people in the community. We are left to figure out who those people are and what exactly happened in the past. There is a lot of suspense in this book and a hot romance that kept me glued. My rating: 4.5 Stars.
Alex Fallon has traveled to Georgia to search for her missing step-sister, Bailey Crighton. Bailey has been missing for several days. Her four year old daughter was found traumatized, alone in the house. When Alex approaches Daniel concerning Bailey, and the fact that the latest murder is nearly identical to the murder of her sister, Alicia; Daniel realizes that this isn't just a copycat killing, but a conspiracy that permeates the whole community.
This book relies heavily on the on the previous book in the series. I think a reader could be very confused if they hadn't read DIE FOR ME, even though the author does a decent job of catching us up on what happened in the past. It is also a little confusing with having several anonymous point-of-views. Not only do we have the serial killer who is very easy for figure out, but we have POV's of anonymous people in the community. We are left to figure out who those people are and what exactly happened in the past. There is a lot of suspense in this book and a hot romance that kept me glued. My rating: 4.5 Stars.
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