Dear Lucy, Hello again, my lovely. Here's a riddle for you: What has two arms, two legs, no face--and is red all over ATTENTION WOMEN OF NEW YORK CITY: I love you all. I really do.I love you to death. Now, due to circumstances beyond my control, I have begun killing again. There's only personwho can stop this bloodbath. It isn't me. I've missed you, Lucy.You and I, we shared something really special; a long time ago. And you're going to be with me...
Once again, Belsky shows his stuff in this well-written thriller, with well-drawn characters. Couldn't put it down.
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R.G. Belsky is the best female mystery writer today. You really feel like you are in her shoes!
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How does he do it? A top notch mystery from awoman's point of view, but the author is a MAN!He must get in the mood and proper frame of mindby dressing as a woman while he types each scene.BRILLIANT!!! Read it!
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I read a lot of mysteries these days. After awhile it gets to the point where I have seen a particular plot device before or a similar red herring in another book. The end result is that I know the result (or at least most of it) before the book ends. Then there is Loverboy, R.G. Belsky's exciting novel about a serial killer in New York City. This particular serial killer terrorized NYC ten years ago; all of a sudden...
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LOVERBOY is such a pleasant misnomer for a deadly serial killer, who for years took a bite out of the Big Apple by killing many innocent men and women until suddenly the carnage stopped. The grief he caused to the family of his victims and the damage he perpetrated on his victims lucky enough to survive is undescribable. Lucy Shannon was a cub reporter, who Loverboy singled out during the media blitz. When the murderer...
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