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Appartiene alle SerieEvan Delaney (5)
Fiction.
Mystery.
Suspense.
Thriller.
HTML:From award-winning author Meg Gardiner, co-author of Michael Mannâ??s Heat 2â??When Evan Delaney finds her fatherâ??s car at the bottom of a ravine, the police suspect suicideâ??but thereâ??s no body. Evanâ??s suspicions of something sinister are confirmed when she receives a call from her fatherâ??s kidnappers. The ransom isnâ??t money, but more of a puzzleâ??one that Evan has only 72 hours to piece together, as she follows a madmanâ??s trail in Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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I was getting a little frustrated with Evan for her inability to stay out of trouble, but lately trouble seems to find her. The one thing I adore about Evan (here I go again, discussing her as though she were real) is the fact that she doesn't wait around for things to be taken care of, but jumps in with both feet whether she has all the facts or not. She would do anything for those she loves, which is what makes this book particularly heart-wrenching.
The story is solid and while there is little room to catch your breath there is always Ms. Gardiner's droll sarcasm to help lighten the mood a little. I was slightly dismayed at the fact that this book is left so open-ended, because I feared that it might be the last book in the series - this book was published in 2008 and since then Ms. Gardiner has turned her attention to another fantastic series, Jo Beckett. However, Ms. Gardiner assured us that this is not the end of the road for the Delaney series, so I can breathe a little easier. Evan actually makes an appearance in Gardiner's latest Jo Beckett book, The Nightmare Thief - I actually bought this book the day of it's release but held off on reading it, because I wanted to be up to date with Evan.
I don't want to say too much more about the book for fear of spoiling things, but I loved how we got some answers to questions that have been plaguing Evan for a while, even though they only brought more questions. This is a fabulous series and Kill Chain is a spectacular addition to it. I'd say it's my second favorite book in the series. I can't get enough of her work, and if you love thrillers, with kick-butt women, Meg Gardiner's books are for you!
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