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Edition Language:	English
Series:	Tracers #5
Literary Awards:	RITA Award by Romance Writers of America Nominee for Romantic Suspense (2013)

Twisted (Tracers #5)

Laura Griffin

Kindle Edition | Pages: 404 pages

Rating: 4.17 | 2966 Users | 205 Reviews

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Motive, opportunity, and no alibi - it seems close to a slam-dunk. But while rookie detective Allison Doyle’s department has ID’d a suspect in a young woman’s vicious murder, she is uneasy. Then legendary FBI profiler Mark Wolfe shows up with a startling theory: if he’s right, the real murderer is an elusive psychopath just days away from another kill.

Using Allison’s contacts at the Delphi Center crime lab, Wolfe is finally in striking distance of the monster he’s pursued for ten years. Except that as they work together, Wolfe finds the ambitious, stubborn woman a tempting distraction. And with this brutal predator, every thread of evidence can make the difference between being the hunter...and the prey.

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Title	:	Twisted (Tracers #5)
Author	:	Laura Griffin
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Pocket Star Romance
Pages	:	Pages: 404 pages
Published	:	April 17th 2012 by Pocket Star
Categories	:	Romance. Romantic Suspense. Suspense. Mystery. Contemporary

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Ratings: 4.17 From 2966 Users | 205 Reviews

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This story was interesting, well written, and kept me guessing, but seriously the main female character? Just full of TSTL moments! We met her in the previous book filling a very minor role, but once she gets center stage, she manages to walk into an armed robbery in progress, gets attacked by a prisoner (in prison), and then gets captured by the bad guy, not once but twice. Like all the female characters in this series, I found Allison very irritating. She's a rookie but knows more about

San Marcos Detective Allison Doyle has fought her way into the homicide unit and is still trying to prove herself. She views it as a setback when FBI Profiler Mark Wolfe has to save her hide during a convenience store robbery but gets a leg up when he leverages her to get a local task force started to catch a serial killer they never saw in their midst. The case was extremely interesting and taxing, using many areas of the Delphi Center's forensic teams. I found this aspect of the story

Possibly my favorite Tracers book yet (even though I always say that)!I knew I was going to like Allison after reading Snapped, when we first meet her as a rookie detective with San Marcos PD. In Twisted shes still trying to prove herself as worthy of being one of the San Marcos PD detectives, but its hard when she doesnt have a case to work on, and some people think shes gotten special treatment because shes a woman. For those reasons, I already like Allison and wanted to see her succeed.

While I like Allison, she doesn't seem like a totally competent detective. That fact detracts somewhat from my overall enjoyment of the book. She makes what feel like rookie mistakes several times. Also, the romance isn't well developed in the beginning. There isn't enough background on why or how Allison develops her feelings for Mark. Mark's perspective was more clearly laid out.Other than those quibbles, I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I was drawn into the suspense plot and liked seeing the



San Marcos Detective Allison Doyle has fought her way into the homicide unit and is still trying to prove herself. She views it as a setback when FBI Profiler Mark Wolfe has to save her hide during a convenience store robbery but gets a leg up when he leverages her to get a local task force started to catch a serial killer they never saw in their midst. The case was extremely interesting and taxing, using many areas of the Delphi Center's forensic teams. I found this aspect of the story

After a gruesome murder in the small town of Waynesboro, Texas, detective Allison Doyle is very disturbed. Things like this dont happen in her town. At the age of 27, she is young to have made detective, whether it is because she is one of the few females on the police force or her brains, she doesnt worry about it too much. All signs point to the ex-boyfriend, who had been served with a restraining order the day before her murder. But that theory is about to go out the window.Special Agent Mark