Deadly Pattern
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4.1 • 477 Ratings
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Publisher Description
When a standard medical procedure ends with a girl missing and another dead, the case lands on Dana's desk to solve before time runs out.
Kidnappings, deceit, and murder—this is Dana Mulder's life as a private investigator since she started working her latest case.
Her search for a missing woman leads to a prominent doctor who abducts his patients after their surgeries, but all the evidence is circumstantial. Teaming up with her detective brother and his partner, Dana discovers more bodies and links cold cases with similar MOs. All the while being hunted by the man who left her for dead, who's back and wanting more.
Can she solve the mystery before stumbling over another dead body—or before a savage maniac turns her into one?
A fast-paced thriller with unforgettable characters and spine-chilling suspense. DEADLY PATTERN is part of a gripping series that will leave you turning pages late into the night.
Customer Reviews
Deadly pattern
For God’s sake! Use correct grammar, and have someone properly edit and correct your mistakes. Don’t any authors bother with that anymore? It’s “out OF” - you didn’t use the article in at least a hundred instances!
At least, unlike the past 300 plus books I’ve read this year you did use “vise” properly instead of “vice” to describe a tight grip, unlike all the other illiterate authors.
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This book had my attention from the beginning and I couldn’t stop reading.
Deadly Pattern
Dana Mulder quit her job at the FBI after a case ended in tragedy. Though she still bears scars from the event, she still feels compelled to help people in trouble. Having joined her friend Marc as a private investigator, she lets into action when a man asks her to help find his daughter. Since Bianca disappeared after having shoulder surgery, she starts with the doctor. As half-answered questions lead to more, she realizes her investigation ties into one that peers of her police officer brother didn’t feel the need to dig into. How many similar cases are out there? Will Dana’s past keep her from seeing the resolution of this case?
The writing of this novel made it hard to completely appreciate the story. Word choice was a major problem. Sometimes the phrasing was clunky or confusing and a lot of characters leered at each other regardless of the action or conversation going on at the time.