Who's the 1st to die?
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Fast moving, action packed yet very in tune with human emotions. James Patterson has done it again. You never know what's going to happen next.  The story is about a honeymoon serial killer and what makes him tick. It is also about the friendship of four professional women who form a murder club to help solve these crimes.  These ladies, one of which is the detective in charge, also have to deal with another serious issue that is dear to them all.
Suspenseful and down right impossible to solve, is what I call it. Good luck figuring out who's the first to die! Excellent read.

Jennifer Dunagan,author of
Auntie Jennie's Puppy:The
Adventures of Santana and
Santana's Harrowing Halloween
3806144
Yessssss ready for pt2. That aunt tho she needs to die a slow painful death. Team Jahiem&Antonia
687552
Will Lieutenant Travis Daniels and his team make it to Earth in time to save his wife and son?  While on Earth, Daniels' wife, Annie, must not only protect their only child, Logan, but she must also protect her best friend, her daughter, and an orphaned child, whose parents were killed by the creatures. Can Annie  save her son and the others? The creatures have become more numerous and harder to kill or avoid. Will the survivors be eaten or dragged off to whatever Hell awaits them. The conclusion to "Precipice: the Beginning."
2068229
This is an excellent and entertaining book but upon re-reading after a space of several months, I am puzzled by the introduction that states "More importantly, the Empress should be remembered for having a higher fatality of passengers (840) in one calamity than either Titanic (832) or Lusitania (791)".  At least one other source (Wikipedia) indicates that the Empress of Ireland claimed 1,012 lives, the Titanic 1,517 and the Lusitania 1,198.  Perhaps someone else can explain whether I am missing something here.  Do the words "in one calamity" have a special meaning that I am overlooking?
330637
The fact that this miserable waste of a life is still breathing boggles my mind.  AB Towery was my great uncle and she killed him, Im sorry, BUTCHERED him, the summer before I was to meet him for the first time.  I cannot wait to hear when they are finally going to be putting the needle in her arm. Unfortunately its too easy a death than what my uncle was put through.  He fought her till he could fight no more.  Theres a special place in hell waiting for her.
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Gemma Doyle's previously unknown powers emerge on the same day that her mother meets a horrific death in Victorian India.  Gemma is sent off to England to Spence, a girl's academy intended to turn her into proper wife material.  Followed by a mysterious watcher, Gemma's powers continue to emerge.  She discovers a mysterious diary written by Mary Dowd, a girl who died in a fire the school more than 20 years earlier.  What begins as a game with several other school-mates--Felicity, Ann, and Pippa--becomes something much more deadly.  Gemma must learn that her actions have consequences far beyond herself.  Who or what is Gemma?  What happened in the burned-out wing of the school?  Will Gemma end up just like her mother?

I enjoyed this first novel in the series and look forward to reading the rest.  My only complaint is that the truth about Mary Dowd and Carolina was pretty obvious well before Gemma figured it out.
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I look forward to seeing how this story develops.

Will Mark Novak play one game to many and doom all.
Do Sue, Dave, and the rest of Earths' population have a future or are they destined to destroy themselves.
3110797
"From Dead to Worse" is the first book I downloaded on my new Kindle.  The book wasn't as great as the previous 7, but still good none-the-less.  My only complaint is that I did feel like there should have been one more chapter.  It seemed as if there were too many loose ends this time around.  Hopefully that means that book #9 is coming soon.  I am very happy that (SPOILER) Eric got his memory back though, I'm a big Sookie/Eric fan!
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Will he please just DIE already?? I hate the fact that Eric died, but now I know no one is really safe in these books. I liked the first one better but I still found this one gripping, and I'll certainly read the next one!
301596
Spoiler alert! This was a very good read, and I love this series! I just hate it when ppl get killed off! I know it has to happen occasionally, but I was not thrilled about who it was this time. That's the only reason I didn't give it a 5 star.
302743
This is my first time reading THE KILL ORDER and it only took me 8 hours to read and finish. Now I'm wondering what happens to the two main protagonist in the prequel!! Guess I'll wait until THE FEVER CODE!!
1943281
Spoiler Alert! The Dragon, Azog, Bolg, Kili all die.  And again the eagles are late to the party... but get all the credit. They are the equivalent of the Police in crime movies.
2489314
This short story prequel to an upcoming series was quite exciting!! I was taken in by the characters and story line. Dory is a mortal who was given immortality 300 yrs ago. The only problem is keeping one step ahead of the Dark One every 100 years for a month. If he catches up to her, her life will be over and her immortality will be his--which will not be a good thing. I'm looking forward to read the next story in this series.
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Very good book. You know in the beginning someone dies, but not who. I found myself going "oh I hope it isn't her" several times!
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Leo Goldman loses studio?  What's next?  Crosses and double and triple crosses.  When will it ever end?  Once upon a time i actually knew an LA Mafia Don.  He's dead now.
4787550
Damn this game is good. You choose the path of the game. If you're good enough, no character has to die. If you suck and kill off every character, it's gonna be a short game.
3683700
This series must be read in order. This is the first book. I can't wait to read The Morgue Drawer Next Door!

Pascha never expected to die... He expected even less to wake  up as a ghost! Having Martin (the coroner) be the only person able to perceive him in any way isn't ideal but at least someone can hear him. Knowing he was murdered and everyone thinks he just had a drunk accident is galling. Not knowing who did him in or even why is even worse! Will Pascha be able to convince Martin to figure out who killed him? Or will Martin write him off as a hallucination brought on by stress and overworking? Will he be forever stuck in morgue drawer four?

***This series is suitable for adult readers who enjoy avant guard murder mysteries with a supernatural bent and plenty of surprises :)