Ryne Douglas Pearson- Top Ten 3.5 Stars
When serial killer Michaelangelo sees that
the top ten most wanted list has been numbered and he is at the bottom of the
list, it infuriates him. Now he is hunting down the others on the list in order
to become number one. Ariel and the FBI are after this man though and they are
onto what his game is. This cagey villain will be the ultimate test for her skills.
This was one of the most disturbing
introductions I have read in a long time. The book was very well written, but
continued to be chillingly disturbing throughout the book. The plot was
twisting and weaving all the way through, working towards an explosive ending.
I did have to wonder how the villain so easily tracked down all these people
that the FBI could not find. The characters were pretty well done, but could
have had more depth. The overall plausibility was probably my biggest problem
with this novel though. As a whole the novel kept me on the edge of my seat, so
I would say it was a decent read.
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Tony Peters
Kids on a Case: The Case of the Ten Grand
Kidnapping
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