A.J. Holt

I thought that Jay was a unique character with no overly annoying quirks or things to make her seem all the more unique. She wasn’t gorgeous. She wasn’t unnaturally brilliant. She wasn’t rich. She did have a bit of an awful past; raped by the BMOC in her town and no one believed her story. There also wasn’t anything about the writing that particularly made me nuts – except one thing. A scene started out with a guy named Bo Richardson and then the author kept calling him Stevenson. show more It caught me off guard once and I thought there were two guys and I had missed something. Nope, just bad editing. show less

The only downside to this book is that I cannot find any other books that A.J.Holt has written! FBI agent and experty computer hacker, Jay Fletcher is living happily in the witness protection program in Oregon learning glass blowing. Until the prey who put her there escapes and the chase is on again.

May 19th, 2014: About half way now and I'm not really convinced.

May 22nd: done reading and I'm even less convinced by this book. Despite I know this is a work of fiction and therefor not bound to truthfullness to reality, I had a really hard time getting through this book and keeping my mind to all the scenes popping up.
Why would an agent switch sides and become no less a serial killer than the men she is hunting for? Why, with all the resources the have let the Bureau do her thing for so show more long?
The open ending, that is shouting read the next book too, is absolutely NO book I will be looking for! show less

Excellent first novel - mystery with cyberspace overtones. Very good read.