Catch Me
Books | Fiction / Mystery & Detective / Police Procedural
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Lisa Gardner
Detective D. D. Warren has four days to stop a killer in this “shocking…‘must read’”* from #1 New York Times bestselling author Lisa Gardner—one of Library Journal's Best Thrillers of the Year.Charlene Grant believes she is going to die. For the past few years, her childhood friends have been murdered one by one. Same day. Same time. Now she’s the last of her friends alive, and she’s counting down the final four days of her life until January 21st. Charlene doesn’t plan on going down without a fight. She has taken up boxing, shooting, and running. She also wants Boston’s top homicide detective, D. D. Warren, to handle the investigation.But as D. D. delves deeper into the case, she starts to question the woman’s story. Instinct tells her that Charlene may not be in any danger at all. If that’s true, the woman must have a secret—one so terrifying that it alone could be the greatest threat of all.*Associated Press
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Author
Lisa Gardner
Pages
480
Publisher
Penguin
Published Date
2012-12-24
ISBN
0451413431 9780451413437
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"Trust me when I say, this is a must read! It’s got amazing twists and turns, great setting and character descriptions, and it’s funny, thrilling, deep and a tad romantic. Overall a great choice! "
hadley c
"<strong>Pretty good, even with the abrupt ending </strong><br/><br/>The only reason I didn’t give this book 5 stars was because of the abrupt ending. Even with the epilogue it felt abrupt. I felt like it needed another 50 or so pages to wrap it up smoothly. But I still liked the book and the trigger warnings were accurate. A good HEA."
Tammy Waggoner
"Normally I just love everything Lisa Gardner writes but I cannot say I loved this book. The storyline was really unique and creative. However, the long lost sister happening to be in Chicago felt too unbelievable. Lisa’s books are some of my favorite because of the unique twists and turns of the plot. This final twist felt unrealistic and predictable. "
Morgan Reno
