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“World-class nail-biter . . . [Allison] Brennan is in the groove with this one.”—Lee Child Six years ago, Lucy Kincaid was attacked and nearly killed by an online predator. She survived. Her attacker did not. Now Lucy’s goal is to join the FBI and fight cyber-crime, but in the meantime, she’s volunteering with a victim’s rights group, surfing the Web undercover to lure sex offenders into the hands of the law. But when the predators she hunts start turning up as murder victims, the FBI takes a whole new interest in Lucy. With her future and possibly even her freedom suddenly in jeopardy, Lucy discovers she’s a pawn in someone’s twisted plot to mete out vigilante justice. She joins forces with security expert and daredevil Sean Rogan, and together they track their elusive quarry from anonymous online chat rooms onto the mean streets of Washington, D.C. But someone else is shadowing them: A merciless stalker has his savage eye on Lucy. The only way for her to escape his brutality may be another fight to the death.
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17 primary books23 released booksLucy Kincaid is a 23-book series with 17 released primary works first released in 2010 with contributions by Allison Brennan.
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The killer's POV was one of the most irritated, grating things I've read. I almost wanted to skip those entire sections because they added nothing to the story except to use the word “whore” as many times as possible. The ending was not at all satisfying and Lucy was just kind of tiresome. There were too many cops, too many psychologists, too many people arrested. It was just kind of a jumbled mess.
Wear Me Out
At the beginning I liked Lucy but by the end I was bored to death with her and Sean. Too many characters that I didn't care about. Too many supposedly interwoven stories that didn't make one good one. All of the italic text of Miller was like wading through mud to read and way too much deep kissing between Lucy and Sean. Boring.