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In Hide by Lisa Gardner, Detective Bobby Dodge and DD Warren are brought back together to investigate an underground chamber containing six dead girls. As they delve into the case, they uncover connections to a mysterious past involving a woman named Annabelle whose family moved constantly while she was growing up. The book is praised for its good twists in the whodunnit mystery, fast-paced thriller elements, and the subtle romance intertwined in the plot.
The story follows the gripping investigation as Bobby and DD Warren work to unravel the dark secrets behind the mummified bodies found in the underground chamber. The plot is full of twists and turns that keep readers guessing until the end, with a satisfying reveal that defies expectations. Despite being part of the Detective D.D. Warren series, the book is noted for its focus on other characters like Bobby Dodge and Annabelle, adding layers of complexity to the narrative.
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"Rules of Prey" by John Sandford follows the story of Lucas Davenport, a tough and unconventional police lieutenant, as he hunts down a psycho serial killer in the Twin Cities. The killer leaves behind notes with 'Rules' for other serial killers, creating a cat and mouse game with Davenport. The book is a gritty and action-packed police procedural that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, blending suspense with a complex character like Lucas Davenport who is both a brilliant detective and a womanizer.
The writing style of "Rules of Prey" is described as fast-paced, taunt, and engrossing, with a well-developed setting and a plot that keeps the tension high as Davenport races against time to catch the killer. The book introduces readers to a range of fascinating characters within the Minneapolis police department and sets the stage for a series filled with thrilling crime-solving adventures.
A rooftop billboard cast a flickering blue light through the studio windows. The light ricocheted off glass and stainless steel: an empty crystal bud vase rimed with dust, a pencil sharpener, a microw... - #2
The Black Echo revolves around LAPD detective Harry Bosch who is drawn into a murder investigation involving a fellow Vietnam veteran. As Bosch delves deeper into the case, he uncovers a complex plot tied to a bank robbery, all while navigating challenging relationships with his superiors and an FBI partner. The book is praised for its impressive police procedural elements, well-developed characters, and gritty details that immerse readers into the heart of Los Angeles and Bosch's past in Vietnam.
The smoke carried up from the Cahuenga Pass and flattened beneath a layer of cool crossing air. From where Harry Bosch watched, the smoke looked like a gray anvil rising up the pass. The late afternoo...