Paramedic Jodi Duncan recognizes the work of a serial killer before the Myrtle Beach PD even suspects a connection between the deaths of two pregnant women. Despite the vast differences in the two cases, Jodi urges Detective Nate Quigley to think outside the box. After digging deep into the separate investigations, Nate finds no evidence to support a serial killer theory, and he warns Jodi to back off police business, which only fuels her passion for the cases. When a third pregnant woman is murdered, Nate is named lead ...
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Paramedic Jodi Duncan recognizes the work of a serial killer before the Myrtle Beach PD even suspects a connection between the deaths of two pregnant women. Despite the vast differences in the two cases, Jodi urges Detective Nate Quigley to think outside the box. After digging deep into the separate investigations, Nate finds no evidence to support a serial killer theory, and he warns Jodi to back off police business, which only fuels her passion for the cases. When a third pregnant woman is murdered, Nate is named lead detective on the case and works to link the deaths in order to unmask and stop the serial murderer, a disturbed man who believes God and the devil battle inside his head to bend him according to their wills. As he fights both voices, his interest fixates on Jodi when he discovers her obsession with ending his rampage.
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New. Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. 424 p. Audience: General/trade. Paramedic Jodi Duncan recognizes the work of a serial killer before the Myrtle Beach PD even suspects a connection between the deaths of two pregnant women. Despite the vast differences in the two cases, Jodi urges Detective Nate Quigley to think outside the box. After digging deep into the separate investigations, Nate finds no evidence to support a serial killer theory, and he warns Jodi to back off police business, which only fuels her passion for the cases. When a third pregnant woman is murdered, Nate is named lead detective on the case and he works to link the deaths in order to unmask and stop a serial murderer, a disturbed man who believes God and the devil battle inside his head to bend him according to their wills. As he fights both voices, his interest fixates on Jodi when he discovers her obsession with ending his rampage.
A chilling tale of murder and obsession. With more twists and turns than a curlicue. Just when I finally had a suspect that person turned up dead! Final Trimester kept me glued to the pages and I managed to finish all 400+ pages in a single day, actually more like late morning to late evening.
I didn't always understand Jodi's own obsession, dogmatically sticking to her theories even when the evidence was in direct opposition. But I did understand her desire to just get a killer stopped before he could harm anyone else. And when the killer is finally unmasked, well, it gave me some chills.
Dianna T. Benson definitely has an action-packed medical thriller in Final Trimester. It is quite a start for a series that sounds like it will only get more interesting as it progresses. Secrets are revealed on the last pages that leave the reader wanting more... This was my first Dianna T. Benson book and I'll be curious to find out what might happen next to the Quigley triplets.
(I received a copy of this book from the author via The Book Club Network in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are entirely my own.)
