50 cents find from a flea market.

'The sleepy town of Heartsdale, Georgia, is jolted into panic when Sara Linton, paediatrician and medical examiner, finds Sibyl Adams dead in the local diner. As well as being viciously raped, Sibyl has been cut: two deep knife wounds form a lethal cross over her stomach.
When a second victim is found, crucified, only a few days later, it becomes clear that Sibyl's brutal murder wasn't a one-off attack. What Sara and police chief Jeffrey Tolliver are dealing with is a seasoned sexual predator. A violent serial killer...'

This was a good and gripping thriller. Maybe too cruel and scary violence at some points for my liking, but a story well written with profound character descriptions. I might try some other Karin Slaughter's books after this experience.

Moving forward to someone who picked this up from a mystery book game.

mystery book arrived today, will give it a try, although don't like thrillers that much (too sensitive ...)

Thanks to bookgeo for putting this in the pile, would never have looked at it otherwise ;) and I don't mind about marks in books, that makes them more alive anyway ...

First of all, the number has nothing to do with the quality of the book, but only with the fact that I didn't make it past chapter 3 without feeling too bad to continue. This is absolutely NOT my type of book, but was interesting to try it out. The book is already booked for the next trip, will try to get it going soon :-)

CONTROLLED RELEASE NOTES:

The book went as RABCK to dutch-book last week, don't know why the release didn't show up here :-(

Yay,

the book arrived today, thanks hippolein. I love Karin Slaughter, so I think I will like this one also.

It ain't true! I have finally read it. Kind of proud of myself. I enjoyed it. The 'endbattle' was short and sudden. An okay read. For a first pretty good and promising.

To the meeting.

Despite my good intentions not to bring (too) many books back with me, at the end of the BC-meeting in Groningen, I collected all the English books left at the tables. This was one of them. I recently read my first book by Karin Slaughter and thought it was quite an OK read, at least good enough to give this one a go as well. Might be a while 'till I get around to it, but it will be read.

This book has been on MTBR for a while, now I finally started reading it, but it just does not suit my current mood, so it will travel on unread.

Dear finder,

Congratulations, you found a wild book; this book is travelling the world looking for new readers. When you are done reading this book, you can release it again, you can give it to someone you think might like this particular book, or when you really like it, you can put it in your own bookshelf, until you think it is time for the book to travel on.

It would be great if you let me know that you found this book (you can do that anonymously), how you liked it and what you did with it after you read it.

Have fun reading!

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Beste vinder,

Gefeliciteerd, je hebt een zwerfboek gevonden, dit boek reist door de wereld op zoek naar nieuwe lezers. Als je het boek gelezen hebt mag je het weer vrijlaten, doorgeven aan iemand ander waarvan je denkt dat hij / zij er plezier aan zou kunnen beleven, of als je het een heel erg leuk boek vond, in je kast zetten om nog een keer te lezen en het dan als het tijd is weer op reis te sturen.

Het zou leuk zijn als je hier laat weten dat je het boek gevonden hebt (dat kan anoniem), wat je er van vond en wat je er mee gedaan hebt nadat je het gelezen hebt.

Veel plezier ermee!

Hey Bookgeo,Hippolein, Dutch-book and Elandria,
I've caught your book. I'm not that into thrillers myself, but I will make sure your book will find an interested reader!

In de trein naar Leeuwarden

Nice book! Fun to read and i wish the next reader a good time.