Exit Strategy

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Slow Burn

7 months ago

I really liked this book. Despite the premise, a cross-country hunt for a serial killer - it is not what I would call a mile-a-minute thrill ride. If that is what you are looking for, you may be disappointed. Instead, Exit Strategy is a slow and steady, yet twisting story that builds momentum up to the final show down. In this book, the action isn't the star, the main characters are. Nadia Stafford was once a cop. In fact being a cop was her life and, as a third generation cop, it… + read more

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Different, in a Good Way

8 months ago

i have read four of the women of the otherworld books and i loved them, so when i saw this book at the library, i got it. i thought it would just be something to read untill i got to a book store. i was wrong. i loved the book, i'm not really into crime novels but i loved this book. Kelley Armstrong's characters always seem so realistic and thought out to me, this books was no exception. after reading Exit Strategy i bought the next Nadia book and i'm reading it curently. i hope this series… + read more

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A Great Leading Lady

9 months ago

This is the first Kelley Armstrong book I have read and I was pleasantly surprised to see that parts of it were set in Canada. Now after finishing the novel I realize that she lives in Ontario. The story follows Nadia a 'Gun for hire'. She is a hit woman for various crime families in the states. She teams up with a partner Jack to lay a trap and try to catch a serial killer. Without giving away the whole plot I found the characters believable and likeable. The plot was strong with a… + read more

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Ethics and Murder

2 years ago

I really appreciated Armstrong's character concept in this book: a former cop who has become a hit-woman after an "incident" forces her to resign her job. Now, she tries to balance her ethical code with her job as a professional killer, and the line is a difficult one to keep. When a string of murders begin which seem to point to a professional hit man (or woman) behind them, the police and FBI are going to be all over all professional killers, and it's time for this woman to start… + read more

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