A pipe bomb explodes at a birth control clinic, then a young client turns up dead in a dumpster. Kera, the clinic nurse, discovers that the girl's Bible group is sharing more than the Good News. Confidentiality keeps her from telling the police, so she digs for the truth on her own, becoming the bomber's new target.
Meanwhile, detective Jackson races to find the killer, fearing that his own daughter could be next. But his investigation is blocked by power politics at every step. Can Jackson uncover the killer's shocking identity in time to stop the slaughter? ( )

Really enjoyed this. Good strong characters and it was hard to put down. Highly recommend it and will definitely read more from this author. ( )

At first, I wasn't quite sure about this book. It was tough getting through the first few chapters.

But as I kept going and reading, I really started getting into it. The more I read, the more I could not put the book down.

Finally, about a day and a half later, I was finished. And I was not disappointed at all.

Very good, right to the end. ( )

I had doubts going into this book, but in the end, I loved it. I would reccomend this book to anyone who likes mystery, suspence and intrigue.

The Sex Club turned out to be a very good book. There are two storylines that, inevitably, intertwine as the book progresses. The first is about a birth-control clinic called Planned Parenthood that is bombed by an anti-abortion fanatic. The second storyline is about a group of early teenagers (13-15 year olds), who all belong to very religious families, that have a sort of church group meeting each week called Teen Talk where they supposedly meet up to discuss God and the Bible, but in actuality they meet up to have group sex orgies. One of the members found some sex tapes their father had, and after watching them together, their hormones raged and that's when their "sex club" began. One of the girls in the club ends up dead after the clinic bombing, and it's discovered she had come into the clinic once. Everything ties together in the end, and I was very intrigued by the book. The author did a wonderful job, and I plan to look for more books by this author. ( )