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Chargement... Irresistible (2000)par Bob Reiss
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Inscrivez-vous à LibraryThing pour découvrir si vous aimerez ce livre Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. This was fairly formulaic. Woman kills because she is distraught over the killing of unborn children. There is a likeable and rich cop to sort out the trouble. Naturally, he is irresistible to women, brilliant beyond belief and has a moral streak a mile wide. He didn’t want his current girlfriend’s baby aborted or his last girlfriend’s either – oh no. The woman lied in her interview at the clinic and the typist – Nora – only knows what is in that report. She goes after Voort and in the process discovers that he did want the baby and it is the mother who dies in the end. Nora is of course, the product of an abusive incident in her early teenage years. We keep seeing flashbacks to her sessions with the shrink. Sigh, I was hoping for some originality in this one. ( ) aucune critique | ajouter une critique
Appartient à la sérieConrad Voort (2)
Nora Clay lives a quiet life. Sure, working alone in her cramped apartment typing up the audio tapes the agency send her can be dull, but it means Nora doesn't have to mix with people, especially men. If you work in an office you always get trouble from men, and Nora knows all about that kind of trouble. Then one day she finds herself paying attention to what she's writing, to what the man is saying on the tape. And Nora knows she's going to have to do something about it. Otherwise the nightmares are going to come back. For Detective Conrad Voort of the NYPD, the frenzied slayings of a series of men are a baffling, unconnected puzzle, turning an oven-hot summer in the city into a cauldron of fear and horror. But Voort may not have to wait too long to find the killer. The killer may be about to find him. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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