Edge of your seat thriller...some of the things that go on in this book are terrifying but at the same time your saying thank god...It get emotional at times...I found myself crying a bit...There's a serial killer in Shawnee County which Brody's considers his county, and he's not too happy about that...finding a site with the teens who have been killed....watch while he searches and brings the sick person to justice.,When he calls in help...he just does not want the FBI in his county, but his friend suggests someone who is an ex-federal agent and current consultant...she can profile this serial killer for them...The first meeting Sheriff Brody and the ex-federal agent have is rather interesting, actually catches him totally off guard and frozen in his footsteps....He thinks he's meeting Carl Stone..ends up being a mistake, and the misunderstanding gets clarified....She tells him "It's Carly Stone that you're looking for. Why do you want to talk to me?" things get heated between these two..The chemistry sizzles..Here is the Profile she lays out for them of what the killer is doing: Online teens that are troubled at home, at school that are searching for friends...that have no friends at school. So there online Teen Chats, Facebook, etc...until the killer comes across there cries for anyone to listen...that's when he nabs them...makes them feel wanted, and understood. My first book by Alexa Grace and will not be my last...I love Alexa Grace's writing..It's different..It drew me right in.. I feel like some of the side stories were forced or an after thought. I was hoping the two main characters would have developed a deeper connection before all of a sudden sleeping together. I am pleased that, unlike many other books in this genre, the main female did not have to be rescued by the alpha male. That is too stereotypical and I an pleased that Ms. Grace did not do that. 3.5 stars
Do You like book Profile Of Evil (2013)?
This was an ok read. For some reason I just couldn't get into it. Most of the time I was bored.
—jamb1
My review will appear in the September issue of RT Book Review Magazine.
—laurenod
