Crime writer Molly Cates writes about a serial killer. Closing in on his execution date she begins to doubt his guilt on one of his victims. Is there another killer out there?

Caught in Moody-blue's Every color of the Rainbow bookbox

who can resist a book that says "One of the creepiest killers since Hanibal Lecter.." on the cover

finished this on a while ago. I really enjoyed it!!

RELEASE NOTES:

Putting in tribefan's mystery box

Selecting from Tribefan's mystery thrill box. Thanks for including it.

Adding to Trekwoman's Colors Book Box.

This came home in one of my bookboxes. I will try and find time to read it soon.

Hmmmm. I picked the book up this morning and resolved to give it the old college try. Since I am not a fan of true crime books, I thought the author gave the character an interesting twist as a journalist and author of a sensationalist true crime book.

I didn't care for Charlie one bit, as the hard-biting, pushy aspect of his personality reminded me of two men in my life who are exactly the same way. Watching Molly's attempt to not become defensive or offended by his bribery tactics and controlling manuevers to route her away from the story of his dead first wife really got under my skin.

I skipped ahead to find out --- SPOILER AHOY ----









.. about the death of the second wife, Georgia. In all, I wasn't enjoying what I was reading, so I put it down again. I'll pass it along in hopes the next finder enjoys it more than I did.

WILD RELEASE NOTES:

I still have this book, so I'm releasing it today in downtown Flossmoor. Check the wooden benches around Sterling Avenue.