Helpful Score: 1
The heroine (Sophie), unfortunately, often acts exceptionally stupid or ditzy which diminished my enjoyment of the story. Otherwise good mystery, and looking forward to next book, especially as it won't replay Sophie in a lead role.
SOPHIE BARRETT THINKS SHES LUCKY TO BE ALIVE. SHE MAY BE DEAD WRONG. On a sweltering summer afternoon, Sophie Barrett walks into a nightmare. A sniper has opened fire on a college campus. When the carnage is over, three people -- plus the shooter -- are dead and dozens more are injured. Sophie escapes virtually unscathed. Yet as details emerge from the investigation, she becomes convinced that this wasnt the random, senseless act it appeared to be. No one wants to believe her -- not the cops, not her colleagues at the Delphi Center crime lab, and definitely not Jonah Macon, the homicide detective whos already saved her life once.
Jonah has all kinds of reasons for hoping Sophie is mistaken. Involving himself with a key witness could derail an already messy investigation, not to mention jeopardize his career. But Sophie is as determined and fearless as she is sexy. If he cant resist her, he can at least swear to protect her. Because if Sophie is right, shes made herself the target of a killer without a conscience. And the real terror is only just beginning...
Jonah has all kinds of reasons for hoping Sophie is mistaken. Involving himself with a key witness could derail an already messy investigation, not to mention jeopardize his career. But Sophie is as determined and fearless as she is sexy. If he cant resist her, he can at least swear to protect her. Because if Sophie is right, shes made herself the target of a killer without a conscience. And the real terror is only just beginning...
