Looks That Deceive by Braxton DeGarmo

 
About the Book:  

The press calls “him” the L.A. Rapist, a misnomer in all ways for this serial assailant whose attacks on legal assistants leaves them in a vegetative state. Now, the deaths of two prominent medical malpractice attorneys have put authorities in an uproar and detective Lynch Cully is under extreme pressure to find the perpetrators. Or should that be singular? Has the L.A. Rapist upped “his” game? Amy Gibbs, RN is a newly recruited med-evac flight nurse who left the E.D. and its stress behind, along with memories of a certain detective who “dumped” her. On one fateful call, she hears the deathbed confession of a man who police are seeking as a person of interest, perhaps the killer’s accomplice. Within hours, the lives of Amy Gibbs and detective Lynch Cully again intertwine in a story that unravels a web of identity theft, electronic eavesdropping, and stalking amid a confusion of identities

My Review: 

This was my first reading of a book by this author. It was non-stop action and had me guessing to the end! I had been told in advance this story was the more secular of the three in the series. There was some swearing and some references to homosexuality and bisexuality which believing in the Bible I disagreed with. Overall though the book was a great read!

Thank you to the author for allowing me to review this book--the opinions and thoughts are my own.

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars