But our heroine is determined and will ignore her hierarchy and even her fiancé. And it goes even further, no one is very keen on the additional research she does using her position within the FBI. But she’s being watched by the FBI, who suspect her of being a mole in another case. Problem: no one but her suspects this person, because her targets are never categorized as murders, but rather as accidents. Since she neutralized a serial killer, a new one seems obsessed with her. I managed to understand, but it’s probably better to read the first one, because there are a lot of references.Įmmy Dockery is an FBI analyst. Review: I didn’t pay attention when I picked up this novel that it was a volume 2 and I haven’t read the first one. To FBI Internal Affairs special agent, Harrison “Books” Bookman, everyone in the FBI is a suspect-particularly Emmy Dockery (the fact that she’s his ex-wife doesn’t make it easier).īut someone else is watching Dockery. And the killer is somehow one step ahead of every move Dockery makes. But this many deaths can’t be coincidence. The victims all appear to have died by accident, and have seemingly nothing in common. She’s young and driven, and her unique skill at seeing connections others miss has brought her an impressive string of arrests.īut a shocking new case-unfolding across the country-has left her utterly baffled. Thank You.Synopsis: The perfect murder always looks like an accident.įBI agent Emmy Dockery is absolutely relentless. If you found this review helpful please indicate so. The story moves at a pretty good pace with a few clues that could point to someone other than the antagonist. The surprising part is who is put in charge of that investigation. And someone in the FBI is feeding information to a reporter. At the same time there's a vigilante wrecking havoc on those that would hurt the sick and homeless.

Telling no one, not even her fiancé this will become a wedge to drive them apart. When her superiors again (ditto in the first book) think she's set her sights on a nonexistent serial killer she takes her personal investigation on the road. Having the ability to see connections where others see a coincidence or nothing at all can get her into hot water with those she answers to. The protagonist, Emmy Dockery is an analyst with the FBI. This book begins very similarly to the first. I would listen to them in order but I don't think it necessary as each book can be read as a stand alone. This is the second book in this James Patterson/Robert Ellis series.

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