Law of Five A Kate Reid Novel Book 2 eBook Robin Mahle
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Kate Reid thought her past was long buried, but one man's obsession could threaten her future.
"A gripping, psychological mystery" - D. Donovan, Midwest Book Review
The nationwide manhunt for a killer begins and the media quickly dubs him the “Highway Hunter.” Bodies left roadside on display with horrific markings; a calling card. But this case is miles away from Katie Reid and Detective Marshall Avery.
That is, until she gets the call from her old friend and reporter, Marc Aguilar, who believes that the killer could be coming their way.
With Katie’s work at the San Diego Police Department and her recent personal struggles, questions are raised about the future. She resists the urge to consider Marc’s request, knowing Marshall will insist that this isn’t their fight.
However, when an acquaintance is suspected of a murder all too similar to that of the so-called Highway Hunter, a dark shadow is cast upon the city. Now, the investigation is dropped at the doorstep of the SDPD and so is Katie’s friend, FBI Agent Nick Scarborough.
With growing evidence suggesting there could be more than one killer, four lives have already been taken. Who will be number five?
Law of Five A Kate Reid Novel Book 2 eBook Robin Mahle
This story keeps you guessing from start to finish. Just when you think you have something figured out the story takes a different twist and you just say WOW never saw that coming. Would recommend this book to anyone over 18. Yrs old.Product details
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Law of Five A Kate Reid Novel Book 2 eBook Robin Mahle Reviews
First, I love Robin Mahle’s stories. Her plots are phenomenal, but I wish her writing skills were, too. The good news is she seems to have corrected her pointless wordiness in this book. Now, if she could make the dialogues match the settings, it would be great. Kate is a bit self-absorbed, but the tragedies that she has had to cope with! (Spoiler alert...) In the first book, her best friend is killed; in this book, she suffered an ectopic pregnancy and the love of her life was killed. I cannot go onto the third book. Who will be killed next? Nick? I need some fluff after reading this downer. One last note, the narrator of the audible version needs to add some inflection. It might also help to prepare for narrating by reading the selection first. This way she might not be caught by surprise when the sentence doesn’t end where she anticipates it ending.
The story had begun adventurous enough.
There's a character going along their merry way until boom, a body is located and, later, found to be murdered.
However, the murder is no so-called "ordinary" murder. Its just one in a series that are taking place. And this killer has somewhat of a specific method to the killing, which includes carving the Roman numeral five into the body.
I was wrapped up in it from the start.
Also, the main character is Kate Reid, a young woman working for the authorities, who has apparently gone through a hellish ordeal at a previous point and, it seems, has yet to fully heal and process. As expected, everyone's worried about her, particularly her boyfriend, Detective Marshall Avery. Despite this, she takes an active role in the investigations into the killer's identity.
Marshall's and Kate's conversation with each other would sometimes grate on my nerves because they just annoyed me sometimes. She's obviously not okay but keeps saying she is and he's always trying to shield her from something. The whole time I'm going "Girl, you're not fine. You're not even close to it. It's okay to admit that to someone you love" and "Dude, I know you want to protect her, but back off a little. I'm getting smothered just listening."
That being said, I was more into the investigation itself and the twists and turns that came of it than the unfolding drama between these two or even Kate's connection to it. A lot of the time, the latter two factors felt more like filler to me. In all honesty, I can't speak for the others in the series because I haven't read them yet, but I'd venture to say that for much of the book, it could have worked with or without Kate Reid.
Even so, as their particular section of the story progress, my heart leapt, hurt, did all sorts of things. Mostly hurt. It was just all too real.
On the murder investigation side, I won't give that away but I'll tell you that no one is who they seem. I thought I figured out the killer and I was so, so wrong.
In closing, the mysteries of Law of Five are written masterfully well. Robin Mahle builds one heck of suspenseful ride and Lisa Kelly, a narrator which I am new to, is an amazing addition.
I'll have to be reading and listening to more of Robin Mahle's and also Lisa Kelly's works in the near future.
This book held my attention from the very beginning. It grabbed me from the start and held on to the very end. I had to force myself to put it down and do other things....like pick up my two great-nephews from school.
The action and fast-paced story were all-consuming. In the world we live in today, unfortunately, this storyline is too believable.
The author's ability to have the reader feel the intense frustration felt by some of the characters as well as the ultimate grief experienced by Kate, is a skill this writer used so thoroughly, it was like watching a news story... so very real.
I would recommend this book and this author to anyone who enjoys this genre.
I really liked the book. It was very suspenseful, kept me on my toes. It was also very sad at all Kate went through. I would recommend this book to anyone who liked drama.
Kate Reid, along with Marshall Avery (detective) and Nick Scarborough (FBI agent), are working together to figure out a series of murders that span across states. They are definitely connected, but how? They are happening so close together that it’s not clear if they are being done by one person who is traveling fast from state to state or by two or more murderers who are following a pre-set pattern of murder. It’s very difficult for the investigating team to put the pieces together, and the ending is truly unexpected. I read this book in two days, and am now on to the third book in this series.
First, let me state that after the case was over, the end seemed to drag out a bit too much for me, and there were a few procedural issues I noticed in the crime scene evidence gathering as well as Katie having so much flexibility to interview people of interest the way she does. That's all minor to me though, compared to the cops and agents being characters you grow to like and the bad guys you really hate, and a very interesting story to keep you turning pages.
This story keeps you guessing from start to finish. Just when you think you have something figured out the story takes a different twist and you just say WOW never saw that coming. Would recommend this book to anyone over 18. Yrs old.
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