I have been a huge fan of the Frank Quinn series by John Lutz. I dont think I have read one that I didnt like, this being no exception. Lutzs way of creating the most disturbing serial killer makes me not want to be in this mans headever.
Quinn has a knack for finding creative ways to sniff out the most demented soul. Because of this the NYPD calls upon him and his agency Q&A frequently to assist them in open cases. This time the hunt is for the elusive Dred Gant. Twist takes us into the mind of this man hell bent on terrorizing woman (mommy issues at its finest) and Quinns niece, Carlie, is a dead ringer for this killers type. Now they must set the perfect trap for The Liberty Lady Killer. After one failed attempt they know that the next trap has to be executed flawlessly or else.
As with all of Lutzs books, character development is continually happening and he even throws a few monkey wrenches into the series leaving the reader wondering and waiting for the next book. For all thrill seekers and especially for those that love to dive into the mind of a serial killer, Twist is the book for you.
(Book provided by publisher for an honest review)
Quinn has a knack for finding creative ways to sniff out the most demented soul. Because of this the NYPD calls upon him and his agency Q&A frequently to assist them in open cases. This time the hunt is for the elusive Dred Gant. Twist takes us into the mind of this man hell bent on terrorizing woman (mommy issues at its finest) and Quinns niece, Carlie, is a dead ringer for this killers type. Now they must set the perfect trap for The Liberty Lady Killer. After one failed attempt they know that the next trap has to be executed flawlessly or else.
As with all of Lutzs books, character development is continually happening and he even throws a few monkey wrenches into the series leaving the reader wondering and waiting for the next book. For all thrill seekers and especially for those that love to dive into the mind of a serial killer, Twist is the book for you.
(Book provided by publisher for an honest review)
Loved this book. Quite a thriller. Not for the faint of heart.
I love this Frank Quinn series by Lutz, they are always so quick to read because he sticks with the story and you don't have to wade through unnecessary descriptions or unnecessary foul language! I read this one in one day I just couldn't put it down.
