If you go down to the woods today...
...you may not come out alive.

It should have been a simple journey: three friends driving cross-sountry towards Green Bay, Wisconsin.

Then Grace, Annie and Sharon break down... Deep in the northern woods, far from civilisation.

My first release, sent to Releanna in Austria - fingers crossed!

thank you so much for this wishlist-book!
And it was perfectly timed, too!
I just finished reading "Live Bait" an hour ago :)

this was a fantastic book to read! P.J. Tracy get better and better!

I hope you'll like this book just as much as I did :)

Thank you so much! I read my first of this series in the summer and lovd it, and I'm looking forward to reading more. As Mt TBR is huge, it may be a while before I can get to it.
Have a very happy 2011 !

Sorry it's taken me a while to get to this. This was just as good as the first in the series, hope there are more to come as they are such compelling reads

This is being added to the UK Crime Book Box.

Chosen from the UK Crime Bookbox.

One of the best thrillers I've read in a while - three strong female characters, holding their own against ridiculous odds, a horrific yet plausible set-up, glorious technobabble, and a vividly described setting.

I was vaguely surprised to find that 'P. J. Tracy' is actually a mother-daughter team. I'd half-expected that the initials would conceal a female writer (it seems to be the only way to sell to men, these days; see also Rowling, J. K.) - well, they do. P. J. is the mother and Traci is the daughter. I couldn't have told from the writing; the only blooper, so far as I could see, was that a minor character's unseen wife was called 'Paula' in one chapter and 'Cheryl' in the next.

It took me a depressingly long time to work out that the villains weren't who they claimed to be. I have become very cynical about authority figures with guns, evidently.

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Great book - not my usual read, but good escapism! My first book crossing experience too.