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Blood Game: An Eve Duncan Forensics Thriller | 
 enlarge | Author: Iris Johansen
Publisher: St. Martin's Press
Category: eBooks
This item is no longer available
Rating:  58 reviews
Sales Rank: 1732
Format: Kindle Book
Media: Kindle Edition
Edition: Reprint
Pages: 352
Number Of Items: 1
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
ASIN: B002V0WU50
Publication Date: October 20, 2009
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Product Description
First comes darkness, then comes fear
Eve Duncan is back! Blockbuster New York Times bestselling author Iris Johansen’s latest thriller brings Eve closer to discovering her daughter’s killer…and into a web of danger from which she may not be able to escape… Eve Duncan returns in a thriller that pits her against the most evil mind she has ever encountered: a ruthless killer who taunts her with his every move…and who has a special affinity for blood. When a Georgia senator’s daughter is found murdered, and her body drained of blood, Eve Duncan is drawn into the web of Kevin Jelak—a serial murderer who is on Eve’s short list of killers who might know something about her missing daughter Bonnie. When a goblet of blood is found in Eve’s refrigerator, she knows the taunting is over…and the games have begun. As Eve and Jelak engage in a dance of death, Eve must call upon those she loves and trusts the most…even if it means bringing them into the game as well.
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 Great Author August 18, 2010
Stacy
I received book in good new condition, but haven't as of yet had the opportunity to read.
Had a couple of other books to read in between. Will be getting to this soon.
 Slow July 19, 2010
Donna Sullivan (Texas)
I've had this book for over a week and am about half way through. Too much backstory, too much psychic stuff, boring boring boring. I may never buy another Johansen book again...
A waste of a good tree July 7, 2010
Brian Skiles (INDIANAPOLIS, IN, US)
This book was a waste of money, paper, and a few hours that I will never get back. I really tried to suspend logical disbelief and accept the premise of the book. However, it was so poorly written that I was constantly noticing how stupid particular plot elements were. I forced myself to read the entire book in the misguided belief that there would be a spectacular ending to make up for the punishment I had already endured. Sadly, I was mistaken. The ending was just as awful as the rest of the book. I discarded my copy of the book in the seat back pocket of a KLM airplane. I should probably apologize to the poor, unsuspecting person who finds and reads it.
Good book...but lame on sub plots... July 3, 2010
Terry E. Cook (Ohio)
Five years ago, the author set up two books, Blind Alley and Stalemate setting up a grand romance for Jane McGuire and Mark Trevor. This relationship seems gone in the last several books, until a three sentence mention that Jane does not want a complicated relationship. Are you freaking kidding me? A three senetence mention is how Johansen wraps up a relationship so she can insert Seth Caleb into the mix...You spend two books setting these two up and then break them up because jane does not want to get emotionally involved? LAME! We deserved better.
 Great July 2, 2010
Penny E. Cooke
I love Iris Johansen Eve Duncan series another book by her that I get caught up in and loose track of time. Great book
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