Search - Blind Alley (Eve Duncan, Bk 4)

Although this book is advertised an Eve Duncan book this book is mainly about Jane her foster daughter. The book starts off with a bang but then among the history of a 2000 year old death it loses somthing along the way. A crazed killer is killing all women who resemble this 2000 year old dead woman and Jane happens to look like her. At one point I thought it would have some sort of big explosive climax but kind of left the reader hanging. Yes, the bad guy bit it, yes the good guys won but there was almost no point in Eve's part of the book. She reconstructed a skull only to state "Dear God in Heaven." and then the book never explains. It's the cliffhanger from hell and makes this one book that cannot stand alone, which is my idea of an excellent thriller.

It was a page turner and of course at the end you wanted it to keep on going..

Iris Johansen has done it again...she pulls you into the story and you do not want to put the book down.

Eve Duncan is a forensic sculptor and the mother of Bonnie, a child that has been murdered. Now Eve's adopted daughter, Jane, is the focus of a twisted psychopath. Will the past revisit Eve? Will she loose Jane, as she did Bonnie or will there be a happy ending? You will have to read this page-turner to find out.

This was my first Iris Johansen book and I really liked it. Now I want to go to the beginning of the Eve Duncan books and read all of them.

In this book, Eve and Joe's foster daughter Jane is being targeted by a crazy serial killer and she talks them into allowing her to help them catch him by using her as bait.

Not my favorite style. Didn't finish

Very good suspense, with real imperfect characters that I just want to know more about. Iris Johansen writes with style and insight, and Blind Alley leads you on a wild roller coaster ride of emotions, fear, suspense and terror as she plunges the reader into a world of the unknown.