
Carly C. (
ccwriter) wrote on 6/23/2006...
4 member(s) found this review helpful.
Riveting!! The last 30 pages are a tough read, especially if you're anti-death penalty (as I am).
3 member(s) found this review helpful.
I loved this book about the people in a newsroom, from anchors to management. This author does a wonderful job weaving their personal and professional lives together, with a serial killer in the midst of them. Very suspenseful and well-done. I've already ordered the next book in this series.
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
serial killer novel as it should be written- without cliche, dark and morbid.
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
A very interesting did he or didn't he kind of murder mystery. There aren't a lot of suspects, its just an issue of whether or not the supposed killer really did it. The protagonist is very unusual as well. Very unique and suspenseful. Would make a good movie.

Shirin S. (
ShirinS) wrote on 7/10/2006...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
"Andrea Labore is a beautiful, ambitious Twin Cities TV newscaster, hungering for an anchor chair, and with two men hungering for her. One is Rick Beanblosssom, a star reporter who hides his disfigured face behind a cotton mask and his scarred soul behind a cynical shield. The other is the channel's uncanny weatherman, Dixon Bell, a gentle bearlike genius whose claws are as concealed as his past.
WHen ANdrea goes after the story of a serial killer of pretty young women, it becomes clear that the monstrous murderer is after her. Trusting the wrong man with her love can cost her her life. And as the clouds of suspicion darken, the only sure forecast is that death will strike like lightneing again and again... closer and closer..."
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
A highly readable thriller---keeps you guessing---enjoyable