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A highway cop finds a memorial cross on the side of the road and a kidnapped girl in the boot of a car. The victim points Special Agent Kathryn Dance to a vicious online community. When further crosses appear, it becomes a race against time to find the attacker before he can carry out his chilling plans in the cyber world and the real.

©2009 Jeffery Deaver (P)2009 Recorded Books LLC Mystery Suspense Thriller & Suspense Fiction Race Against Time
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OK not one of the best got fed up about all the filler (the blog address and the explanation of what she does for a living) It made it seem his readers could not remember what the characters main abilities were.

Not one of his best

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the story is as brilliant as ever. The narration was unemotional , bland, she might as well be reading a shopping list . I'm used to narrators actually acting and used g different accents or ways of a character speaking. The story was fantastic Jeffrey aced it again

Roadside Crosses

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An enjoyable enough read but it didn't have the usual Jeffrey Deaver flair and flavour...almost as if someone else had written it. I did find myself getting bored in places.

Just ok

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A really good full story, with plenty of twists and turn. It has suspense, strength, intrigue and romance! Loved it!

A Great Read

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The story was ok though it did get a bit boring in places. Two things that really ruined it for me was the way the author tries to use 'street talk' for the teenagers that just seemed too over the top.
But the main reason I didn't enjoy this book is that it has a lady narrator but 90% of the characters are men, and a woman talking in deep voices is just too much distraction!!

An average book spoiled!!

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