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| Title | : | Dying is a Wild Night (Linger #1) |
| Author | : | Edward Fallon |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 213 pages |
| Published | : | July 1st 2015 by Braun Haus Media, LLC |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Paranormal. Mystery. Crime. Horror |
Edward Fallon
Kindle Edition | Pages: 213 pages Rating: 4.17 | 581 Users | 79 Reviews
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THEY SEE WHAT NO ONE ELSE SEESEvery crime scene has a smell. A look. A trail of DNA.
It also has a feel. An emotional residue that lingers... floating unseen, like bacteria in the air, just waiting to be absorbed. To be experienced.To be interpreted.
And only the man and the boy know this.
Veteran major crimes detective, Kate Messenger, has a problem on her hands: six bodies—father, mother, three children and the family dog—all slaughtered in their own home, with not a single clue or a shred of DNA that points to the butcher who killed them. But late one night, as she’s visiting what the newspapers have dubbed the House of Pain, Kate finds a couple of intruders at her crime scene: a man and a young blind boy who have no real explanation for their presence there.
In the hours that follow, Kate will discover that this is no ordinary boy—not by a long shot—and his ability to “read” the lingering residue left the killer and his victims will not only open some old and very tender wounds, but may also help her find a killer who has been watching her every move…
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| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Linger #1 |
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Ratings: 4.17 From 581 Users | 79 ReviewsRate Based On Books Dying is a Wild Night (Linger #1)
Think of Linger: Dying is a Wild Night like that promising first date the one that ends with a goodnight kiss that lingers just a shade longer than expected, and leaves you thinking about what it meant and where the next date might lead.It takes a subtle touch to produce pacing that provides a fast read without washing away intricate back story in its wake, and the first in this series of supernatural thrillers by Edward Fallon does so quite well. Characters are developed in the natural flow ofThree unusual people join forces to search for the evil that murdered their families.Christopher is a blind boy who can't speak but can transmit his skills of gathering what happened at crime scenes.Noah Weston and Kate Messenger of the police are able to receive his messages. This is such a wonderful start to a great new series. I just loved it !
Okay when I started this book I thought nay this isn't going draw me in and make me read it. I was way wrong. It didn't take long and the book had me hooked and I didn't want to put it down.Detective Kate Messenger had no idea that her world was about to be turned upside down and twisted all around.I was sure I had figured out who the killer was, but was wrong. Really enjoyed this book. I'm expecting a follow up book to tell me more about some of the characters and their continued journey.
Three very different people are brought together by a shared ability and a terrifying killer. Their story is a riveting thrill ride that is hard to put down. I found the book well written and quick to read. Was left wanting to dive in to the second book to see where the story goes.
LOVED this new series opener !! A different type of story for me but one I greatly enjoyed and just flew through. It reminds me a great deal of The Mentalist TV series. It has similar elements where one killer is being sought but there's nothing wrong with unearthing more in the quest.I really liked Kate, Noah and Christopher. All terrific characters and all with a separate and very interesting story of their own to tell.Now for the bad points-some silly errors. Because I loved the story so much
I wasn't quite sure what to expect going in to this but it was actually quite a pleasant read. Odd, for sure, but the main characters were interesting. They could have benefited from a little more depth, and the villain wasn't exactly hard to figure out but the story itself was fun to follow.3.5 stars
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