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There's a hard edge of diligent research to this first thriller about apparent police suicides by former broadcast journalist Jeannine Kadow, as well as a refreshing avoidance of the cop clichés so common to the subgenre. Grizzled veteran Ed Gavin and his new partner, sleek Ivy League rookie Jon Strega, have enough interesting quirks to mark them as real people as they work to link the apparent suicides of a sudden rush of colleagues to one very determined woman who also happens to wear NYPD blue. This character, Maria Alvarez, is another original--full of believable pain and venom, using sex as one more weapon in her avenging arsenal. If you tend to think of books that appear as mass-market paperback originals as a lesser form of art, this one might just change your mind. --Dick Adler
Robert Daley (author of Prince of the City, Year of the Dragon)
"Every cop's worst nightmare- a serial killer who stalks cops. The pages turn. There are horrifying images no reader will soon forget."
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There's a hard edge of diligent research to this first thriller about apparent police suicides by former broadcast journalist Jeannine Kadow, as well as a refreshing avoidance of the cop clichés so common to the subgenre. Grizzled veteran Ed Gavin and his new partner, sleek Ivy League rookie Jon Strega, have enough interesting quirks to mark them as real people as they work to link the apparent suicides of a sudden rush of colleagues to one very determined woman who also happens to wear NYPD blue. This character, Maria Alvarez, is another original--full of believable pain and venom, using sex as one more weapon in her avenging arsenal. If you tend to think of books that appear as mass-market paperback originals as a lesser form of art, this one might just change your mind. --Dick Adler
Robert Daley (author of Prince of the City, Year of the Dragon)
"Every cop's worst nightmare- a serial killer who stalks cops. The pages turn. There are horrifying images no reader will soon forget."
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- Stealing Time (April Woo Suspense Novels) by Leslie Glass in Back Matter
- Dead Tide by Jeannine Kadow in Front Matter