BOOK CLUB THURSDAYS: WHERE IS ?????

This Thursday's theme focuses on authors that we are missing in some fashion.

For me, I know where(so to speak)my author is.

She wrote two of my favorite books published in 2003 and 2004. And actually two of my favorite romantic suspense(thrillers) books ever.

Oh, I guess I should let you in on who she is. 





She never meant for it to happen. . . .

For Chicago Thomas, aka Windy, it was an offer too good to refuse: the chance to head the forensics lab at the Las Vegas Police Department. With her six-year-old daughter in tow, Windy moves to Sin City hoping to start over with a loving fiancĂ©—far from the sad memories of a first marriage that ended in tragedy. But the job of her dreams is about to take a nightmarish turn.

She wanted to be a good girl. . . .
Though the first murders appear to be random, they are savage in their intensity: an entire family, butchered in their own home. Only a few days later, another family meets the same grisly fate. To Ash Leighton, the enigmatic chief of the Metro Violent Crime Unit, the signs are clear: a serial killer is stalking Las Vegas.

But she just couldn’t help herself. . . .
In a breathless race against time, the lines between good and bad, right and wrong, begin to blur, and Windy and Ash find themselves irresistibly drawn to each other. In a town where nothing is what it seems, only the evidence doesn't lie. And Windy may have to pay for the truth with her life. Sometimes being good is dangerous.





LOVER BOY IS DYING TO COME OUT AND PLAY.

The rules: 
Two weeks before he intends to slowly and sadistically kill his prey, Loverboy sends a collage of the future crime scene to the FBI. If the agents can solve the riddles of the collage in time, they can save the victim. Loverboy thinks that’s more than fair. It’s not his fault the feds have already failed five times.

The players: Rosalind Carnow was last seen alone in her Las Vegas hotel room. No one knows where she is now—except Loverboy, and he’s not saying a word. Imogen Page, an FBI agent with a painful past and uncertain future, may be the only person who can find her—and she is determined to decipher Loverboy’s brilliant but deranged puzzle. If Loveboy lets her get that far.

The game: Imogen matches wits with a homicidal mastermind, a fiercely intelligent opponent. Armed with her extraordinarily keen sense for detection, she must do for Rosalind what could not be done for Loverboy’s previous victims: save her life.







Ms. Jaffe is still writing but she switched to YA novels(none of which I've read).  If you can get your hands on Bad Girl and Lover Boy you won't be sorry. 
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Comments

  1. I love both of these books. When I spoke to her at one of the RT's she said she was going to go back to writing adult books, when she wasn't sure.

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  2. They were such good books. I hope she does write again!

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  3. Yeah I recall talking to her and too and getting a similar reply. If you read her website (and I think it's recent) she says she has an announcement soon.

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