The Watson Girl (Tess Winnett #2) -

Leslie Wolfe

Italics Publishing

2017

320 páginas

10h 40m

ISBN-10: B01N6PUOSU

Can she remember what happened that night, before the killer she thought was caught can strike again?

Join the ingenious and strong-willed FBI Agent Tess Winnett in her action-packed search for the prolific serial killer who once made a mistake. Addictive!

“Oh my gosh this book was just sooo good. I can’t possibly say enough good things about it. So just take my word and read it for yourself and you’ll see!!! Definitely recommend!!!” – Velvet M., five stars review on Amazon.

She’s unharmed but not unscathed

For fifteen years Laura Watson believed her family’s killer had been caught and was awaiting execution on death row. While she moves on with life with her adoptive family, she also lives in terror and uncertainty of the fear that she will one day remember what really happened that night.

She’s The Watson Girl

As a therapist conducts regression session treatments in an attempt to bring back Laura’s lost memories, little does she know that the closer she gets to the truth, the less time she has to remain alive. Now, the real killer is ready to silence her for good, before she can remember the details of that horrifying night.

She’s a serial killer's loose end

Smart, relentless and short-fused FBI Special Agent Tess Winnett and her team now search for the serial killer who has managed to stay hidden, but who is now ready to strike once more to silence one last remaining witness.

Tess will hold nothing back to stop the killer before he takes another innocent life. Even risking her own in the process.

Laura Watson’s family was murdered fifteen years ago.
That was only the beginning. His beginning.
If you’re the apple of his eye, you’re already dead.

The best-selling author of Dawn Girl is back with another suspenseful, gripping thriller. If you’re a fan of David Baldacci and James Patterson, you will enjoy Leslie Wolfe.

Resenhas (22)

4 (Muito bom)

Nunca tinha lido policiais , a Leslie foi a primeira e tenho gostado da escrita dela, simples e cativante, já é o segundo que leio. Este livro pôs-me as voltas imensas vezes porque eu estava “ e ele” e depois “ não pode ser ele”,epah“ mas é ele” e “como é possível ser ele”. Principal motivo? Logo o início… eu suspeitei que se ele ia matar por vingança como conseguimos perceber com o diálogo do primeiro capítulo, só podia estar relacionado com negócios ou traição e eis que aparece a personagem , mas depois não encaixava o facto de ele não saber que os Watson tinham duas filhas e um filho visto que as duas famílias davam-se bastante bem e faziam várias festas e férias juntos. E acabei o livro a pensar o mesmo quando realmente vi que era ele. É então que a escritora explica a definição de um psicopata narcisista. Gostei muito e estou preparada para o seguinte 😉