Red Hearts
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.60 (878 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0965471624 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 392 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-10-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
For two years a killer lay silent. Death comes in threes. But another bitter struggle consumes Dakota's life: while one monster slowly destroys the woman he loves, another selects nameless victims to die.. The clock has started. For police lieutenant Dakota Blackwood, an Apache who never quite fit in either his or the white man's world, Angela Janine Walker's corpse rekindles images of the killer's previous spree. An unresolved bloody past haunts the people of Albuquerque. Two more will die. Now the signature killings of the Boulder Hill killer have started anew. This high stakes, ruthless game has resumed
Barlog has been writing for the computer industry for the past fifteen years and has recently turned his craft to fiction. About the Author J. His thrillers cross the genre boundaries in horror, espionage and now murder intrigue. M.
J. . Barlog has been writing for the computer industry for the past fifteen years and has recently turned his craft to fiction. M. His thrillers cross the genre boundaries in horror, espionage and now murder intrigue
OK, OK I'm saying "Uncle" Here is THE book to buy if you need something to put you to sleep. After reading some 230 pages, I'm finally throwing in the towel and trashing this one.The author, Barlog, is soooo amateurish. Right from page one you get a taste of his/her (probably a her) romance-novel style. The hero bears the unlikely name "Dakota" and is described with terms like "lean six-foot quarterback frame" and "icy sweat trickled off his granite chin". That should have been warning eno. Bonnie Azzelino said "and I thought Deaver couldn't be beat!". J.M.Barlog has given us a love story within a gruesome tale of murder and mutilation. On leave of absence from the Albuquerque Police Department to care for his dying wife and two little girls,a homicide detective is horrified to learn that a serial killer has resurfaced after a two-year silence. Dakota Blackwood, the original investigating officer, was never able to solve the earlier murders. He is torn between the needs of his family and his desire to resume cha. Oh please. Mark Milliorn Someone read a review I had written for Amazon and emailed me suggesting I would like this book. So I bought the book and read it. Please don't let this happen to you.The writing is so cliché ridden that for the first ten pages I wondered if the book was a spoof. The hero, Dakota Blackwood, has a granite chin, a lean quarterback frame and, heaven help us, a hammering Apache heart. He also has fire in his eyes and shoulder length raven black hair, which is a