Book Reviews of Blind Alley (Eve Duncan, Bk 4)

If you are a Patrical Cornwell fan you will fall in love with this author. Eve Duncon's job is put faces that has been destroyed by time or a murder.By supplying a face it is easier to indentify the victim and than hope the trail will lead to the murder.

Lovely mystery--easy to read and no graphic sex or violence. Just a nice, comfortable read instead of summer re-runs. Not complicated or confusing. Just a nice read--

Another wonder Eve Duncan novel. Iris Johansen keeps the reader guessing at every turn.

If you lik Iris Johansen you'll love this book....if you have never read anything that she has written you have been missing out.

Good, but not her best Eve Duncan.

An Eve Duncan book. She puts a face to a skull and discovers that it resembles her adopted daughter.

A good read.

The book I have has no dust jacket.

A forensic sculptor is locked in a deadly dual with a serial killer determined to destroy her---one life at a time.

I absolutely love this author and her characters in this series.

part of the eve duncan series. but not one of her best

In her latest thriller about Atlanta detective Joe Quinn and the love of his life, forensic sculptor Eve Duncan, Joe gives Eve a skull to reconstruct. Eerily enough, the face resembles 17-year-old Jane MacGuire, who has been offered sanctuary by Eve and Joe after surviving a rough-and-tumble life on the streets. Now it seems that a killer is trying to erase all evidence of her face because it is identical to that of a statue of a woman who died during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Several look-alikes have already been killed in Europe, and Scotland Yard sends in hunky Mark Trevor to help. Eve mistrusts him, but Jane, who has had recurring nightmares related to the killings, believes that he's there to help her. Eve and Joe want to protect Jane, but the intrepid teenager knows that unless she confronts the killer, she will live the rest of her life in fear. Johansen has become adept at mixing supernatural elements with intriguing suspense, and her new tale will please both fans and new converts with its unpredictable journey from Atlanta to the archaeological digs of Herculaneum in Italy.

Another great Eve Duncan forensic thriller.

I liked this one very much.

A forensic sculptor is locked in a deadly duel with a serial killer determined to destroy her.

A psychological thriller--terrifying and fast-paced. A forensi sculptor is locked in a deadly duel with a serial killer determined to destroy her. As she works on recreating the skull of a new victim, she gets the shock of her life--the victim is someone she knows.

a fast paced forensic thriller,keeps you guessing
great read.

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