Dead End
Kaely Quinn Profiler Series 3
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Narrated by:
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Traci Odom
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Nancy Mehl
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When a body is discovered in a field in Iowa, the police uncover 14 additional corpses ranging from 20 years old to recent. The remains point to a serial killer with an MO the authorities have seen before - Ed Oliphant, a man who has been in prison for over 20 years...and is Special Agent Kaely Quinn's father. After several failed interview attempts to discover if Ed has been training someone to be a copycat killer, the police turn to Kaely in St. Louis.
Kaely promised herself she would never step foot in her hometown or set eyes on her father again. She's always refused to confront her past, but if she wants to prevent any more deaths, she must come face-to-face with the man she's hated for years.
As more bodies are discovered, Kaely races against time and her own personal turmoil to uncover the killer. Will this most personal case yet cost Kaely her identity and perhaps even her life?
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- Kindle Customer
- 12-01-2024
Something bothers me about this 3rd book
There are 2 things bothers me:1st-narration 2nd-religion.
The narration.The narrator read out non dialogue part with emotion,and some parts are read with so much anger.Its a little distracting.
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Religion.Girl has PTSD,but refuse to get help because god will help her.When her colleague mentioned its same as seeing a doctor when unwell,she said something like ‘maybe she is not there yet’.What does that mean?If she is religiously there,she wouldn’t see a doctor when sick?Her mom is going through cancer treatment, would she convince her mom that no need to see doctors and god would save her?Her colleague got severely injured,not sure if god would easily help 3rd degree burn,punctured lung,broken ribs etc.
Other than these 2, its an okay book.First time I’m reading an investigation book with religious aspects,maybe that’s why it really caught me off guard. And psychology is both science and art,maybe that’s why.
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