Kill Game

by Francine Pascal

Book Overview

The greatest weapon against a serial killer? A girl with no fear. Gaia Moore isn't like anyone else in the world. She's trained in ten different martial arts. She has a sharp mind, and an even sharper... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0689878214
• ISBN13: 9780689878213
• Release Date: June 2005
• Publisher: Simon Pulse
• Length: 272 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.0" x 7.8"
• Age Range: 12 to 17 years
• Grade Range: Grades 7 to 12

Customer Reviews

Just as good as the Fearless series

After reading and loving all the books in the original Fearless series I was worried that the Fearless FBI books would be a dissapointment. And although I wish a couple of the characters from the old series would make an appearance in this one, I still found it to be just as entertaining and fun as the original Fearless books. Looking forward to reading the rest....

An Agent Without Fear

A girl trained in 10 different martial arts joins the F.B.I... Gaia was recruited because she saved her Collage class from a guy that wanted to blow up the party. All in all Gaia should have no problems completing the courses they throw . After all she ditched class to beat up drug dealers, rapists, and gangsters in High School. The thing is Gaia has a problem. She has found out that the people she gets close to ends up missing or dead. When she finds out that she is put on a team with Will Taylor, Catherine Sanders, and Kim Lau can she help find the killer and become their friends? I liked this book a lot because it is about a girl that is trying to get over the fact that she was born without fear. Gaia is also trying to find out what is missing in her live. It is fun to read how is trying to over come those things and still stay in the F.B.I. I would recommend this book to a girl that likes action, adventures, and a main character that can beat up just about anyone. Also she is trying to over come things that girls our age are trying to over come too.

Fearless FBI will not disappoint, but it will make you wonder...

Ok, Fearless FBI, the long-awaited sequel to the Fearless series, is finally here. So how does it pan out? It is not necessarily fair to compare the book entirely to the original Fearless series, because while it is a sequel, it could also stand alone as a series on its own. For new fans: This book is a great, smart read. The characters and FBI recruits all have aspects about them that you can love and hate- no one is "perfect", despite being some of the most elite members of society. There are surprises, and you will cringe along with Gaia as you reveal them and cheer her on in hopes that she can overcome the issue that is keeping her from achieving her goal. You also get to hear the thoughts of the other characters through little "diary entries", and some of them are quite interesting...This book is highly recommended, especially if you like action, police drama, grrrl power, and mysteries. For old fans: Everything from the new fan review applies here, and you will be happy to know that while Gaia has matured (she is now 20 and a college grad), she still has her same personality, is still warrior-esque, and is still fearless. However, I have one nagging question on my mind. It was emphasized again and again in the Fearless books that no matter what, Gaia would never choose a career or lifestyle that had anything to do with the FBI or any similar organization, because basically, her life was destroyed by it. She was constantly abandoned by her father for his work, observed, treated as a "subject", and the roots of her family's problems came from the FBI (revealed in the first Super Special). So why, after just one tiny incident at her graduation (and when I say tiny, I mean in retrospect to EVERYTHING else she has been through), would she just turn around and say "I want to be in the FBI, it has suddenly become my life's dream!" That doesn't make a lot of sense, right? And while I understand that Gaia is deeply troubled by Jake getting shot to death, she didn't seem all that traumatized when she thought Sam was killed, and they were much closer and passionate, along with Mary. Also, the last problem that I had, which someone else has already mentioned, are the stereotypes the book portrays. Even if the characters are lovable, they all have some sort of stock-character personality issue. But of course, these details shouldn't ruin your expectations for the new series, which has made a great debut that normally is not reserved for sequels. If you are a Fearless fanatic, add it to your collection. If you are new to the series, go ahead and take a chance on this one, and then go back and read the original Fearless series. It's worth it!

Great Book

This book is a great continuation of the Fearless Series. There was never a dull moment in Gaia Moore's life as she joined the FBI Recuit Program. In this book she learned how to catch a serial killer and did. Very exciting and thrilling book, once you start reading you will never want to stop!

fearless fbi , great book

This is really a great book, just like the fearless series. Gaia and her father are the only characters so far who are in the fearless fbi series.The rest of the characters are all new, but you will love them instantly. The book begins with gaia's graduation from stanford and how she comes in contact with the fbi. During the rest of the book she's in a training camp of the fbi in quantico. She makes new friends there, they are also different from other people, just like her. The new characters are really great like I said before.Gaia will break the rules and that will get her into trouble but she fights back. And when I finished the book i just couldn't wait for the next book.