Eeny Meeny by M.J. Arlidge (NAL, June 2015)
In this debut thriller, a UK import, Detective Inspector
Helen Grace investigates one of the most bizarre crimes she has ever heard of:
a young couple is abducted, locked in a drained pool and left with a gun and
the instructions that only one of them will be released, but in order to win
your freedom, you must kill your fellow captive in a cruel, gruesome game, one
in which there are no winners. While
investigating this crime, a second abduction occurs and another until Helen
Grace sees a link between at least one of each pair of victims, and that link
is her. Now the game is personal but who
will the final players---and survivor--- be?
Helen Grace is one of the most interesting detectives to come along in a
while. She has demons deep inside that
she cannot and will not release and secrets that could cost her her life if she
is not careful. She is also smart and
strong and in some ways fearless. This
is a book not to be started unless there is time to read it through to the
end. M.J. Arlidge will be a welcomed new
author on this side of the Atlantic with her follow-up Helen Grace thriller due
before the end of the year.
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