Lisa jackson born to die reviews
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Book Review of Born To Die by Lisa Jackson
Born to Die by Lisa Jackson
This one is heavy on justice, with some twisted vengeance, and maybe even some redemption in love. It’s also a little dated. Published in , I actually read the paper copy of this book.
It’s a good suspense. Dr. Kacey Lambert is disturbed because women that look uncannily like her keep dying in accidents. But are they accidents? The divorced, childless doctor has returned to her hometown of Grizzly Falls, Montana because in Seattle she was attacked and nearly killed. She’s trying to leave that memory and her broken marriage behind her and start anew. Not really interested in love again, she meets cowboy Trace O’Halleran His wife, who also resembles Dr. Lambert, left him and their son. The strange deaths bring these two together.
This book has a couple interesting features that make it unique. It’s number three in the Selena Alvarez and Regan Pescoli series. But the two Grizzly Falls Sheriff office detectives play minor parts in this book. The main characters are Dr. Lambert and Trace O’Halleran. This story also gives us many chapters from the killer’s point of view. Of course, the reader doesn’t know who the killer is. I am not a fan of this technique. I’m sure there are many who like it, but for me,
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'Shiveringly good suspense!' Lisa Gardner
THE THIRD BOOK IN A GRIPPING SERIES FROM 30 MILLION COPY SELLING AUTHOR.
At first Kacey Lambert thinks it's a sad, strange coincidence that two women with an amazing resemblance to her have died suddenly.
But detective Selena Alvarez suspects otherwise. An autopsy confirms that one of the women had traces of poison in her blood
And Kacey has started to notice ties between the dead women's lives and her own. They were all close in age. They were born within a few miles of each other. And they all Read morehave ties with Trace O'Halleran, the single father Kacey is dating.
Soon more lookalikes are dying and as the body count rises, the killer gets bolder and more brutal. All Kacey knows is that it's