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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. FBI thrillers- all have the same premise but are fun to listen to (  ) ReadingKnitter01 | Aug 6, 2008 |  The murder of a Supreme Court Justice brings Savich and Sherlock home quick from a vacation that had turned strange with the appearence of a 'ghost' that asked Savich for help. The Justices' stepdaughter, Callie Markham, an Investigative reporter from 'The Washington Post' asks to be a involved with the investigation. Being the stepdaughter, she is paired with Metro Police Detective Ben Raven. Within 24 hours, another murder and then a few days later, another murder all with the same MO. They think they know who, but the why is the biggest mystery. The ghost side story is very different, but it is an interesting addition. The typical way of Savich and Sherlock let others do a lot and they come to help, not true in this one, they are front and center more so than Callie and Ben. I felt a little cheated not getting to know them as well as most of the past characters. I was also sad to see Sherlock be so wrong about someone, she was duped and that is not her normal. (  ) onyx95 | Aug 1, 2008 | FBI Thriller - Sherlock and Savich are back investigating the brutal murder of a Supreme Court Justice. This team are faced with the two of the most baffling and shocking cases of their careers. Catherine Coulter is at her best with these FBI Thrillers. (  ) DunnFunKat | Sep 10, 2007 | Calle, the step daughter; news reporter,assisted in finding the murderer. She fell quickly in love with Ben, a detective. Tied in with this was a 32 year old murder in which a ghost appeared and her son held his wife and children hostage. All ended well with that and I liked how it was handled. Guenter showed up at the house and tried to kill the 2 agents, without success. It turned out Guenter's mother had an affair with the Judge, as well as the clerk he had to kill. Backup & Ben saved them. A sniper killed Guenter. Wonderful book. (  ) saucecav | Apr 26, 2007 | Awful. She set it DC, never took advantage of any of the setting--it could have been set in Los Angeles or Denver and been the same story--and then the revelation of the killer was extremely disappointing. It came in completely from left field. (  ) Garridon | Jul 30, 2006 |  no reviews | add a review
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