Alone with the Dead (1995)

by Robert J. Randisi

Series: Joe Keough (1)

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A brutal serial killer stalks young women in New York City as Joe Keough, a detective with nothing to lose, challenges the system to get to the truth--and risks failure that could leave the city in the grip of fear.

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Way too much dialog and not enough investigation. The idea of the story line seemed to be very interesting but it just never materialized. I have read other books by this author and found them to all be the same way. I don't know why I did this again. Hoping it would change I guess. (

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Alone with the Dead

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1995

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A brutal serial killer stalks young women in New York City as Joe Keough, a detective with nothing to lose, challenges the system to get to the truth--and risks failure that could leave the city in the grip of fear.

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