The Last
Move by Mary Burton
Genre: Romantic suspense
Publisher:
Montlake Romance
Source:
Sent for review
Book
Description:
In this gripping stand-alone from bestselling author
Mary Burton, an FBI agent must catch a copycat killer. The only difference this
time: she’s the final victim.
Catching
monsters helps FBI agent Kate Hayden keep her nightmares at bay. Now an urgent
call brings her back to San Antonio, the scene of her violent past. A brutal
new murder shows hallmarks of a serial killer nicknamed the Samaritan. Tricky
part is, Kate already caught him.
Either Kate
made a deadly error, or she’s got a copycat on her hands. Paired with homicide
detective Theo Mazur, she quickly realizes this murder is more twisted than it
first appeared. Then a second body is found, the mode of death identical to a
different case that Kate thought she’d put behind her.
Now Kate
and Detective Mazur aren’t just working a homicide; the investigative pair is
facing a formidable enemy who knows Kate intimately. While Mazur is personally
trying to protect Kate, the closer they are drawn to the killer, the clearer it
becomes that in this terrifying game, there is only one rule: don’t believe
everything you see…
Review:
Mary Burton's books have
never disappointed me and this one delivers a gripping, twisty, novel. I loved
this book. Kate Hayden is on the hunt for a killer and she is called to her
hometown of San Antonio, for what looks like a copycat killer.
Kate is being drawn into
an elaborate deception that was in the making for 17 years. When a childhood
boyfriend decides to seek revenge on her, she's pulled in every direction.
When Theo Mazur becomes
her partner, she starts to realize what she's missing in her life. This book
has it all. I highly recommend it.
Happy Reading!
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