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The Killing Game (Eve Duncan)
Iris Johansen

Bantam, 2000 - 384 pages

average customer review:based on 135 reviews
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UNBELIVABLE

The Killing Game was a book I just could not put down. I'm in High School and supposed to be studing for my final exams, but I couldn't put this book down for more then 5 minutes. I don't read often, but when I do, I like to read something up tempo that will keep me hooked. This book is amazing. I kept reading to find out what happened with Eve and Bonnie. I really began to feel for Eve by the 5th chapter at least, when the killer messed with her more and more. It definetly makes me want to go out and buy more of her books.


The Killing Game - A Killer of a Mystery!

An avid reader of mystery novels, I had never read Iris Johansen, even though she is from a town in Georgia not far from where I live. I had thought she wrote only love stories. But, wow, this woman can write a mystery. I read this novel in two sittings because I couldn't put it down! It moves quickly and has a surprising ending! Don't miss it!


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Different, but in a good way

The title may indeed be misleading, but this book does provide a great read. The characters are not new, which for the avid Iris Johansen is fantastic, you'll get right into it, but for all you lay people... Sarah's crisp independence will give us all hope, or at least the dream and yearning for an independent, serene yet interesting life. Enjoy!






Fast read

This book is perfect for waiting in line for the ferry or killing time at the airport. It doesn't take a whole lot of concentration and the plot is interesting enough to keep your attention.

While the title implies some pretty gritty stuff, it turns out this is more of a suspenseful romance novel than a grim murder mystery. Although the heroine is being hunted by while hunting for a serial killer, there aren't tremendously gruesome and gratuituous descriptions of the killings which is a relief.

The plot is moved along primarily through the use of dialogue which makes for fast and easy reading. And while there aren't a whole lot of surprises in here (I mean does Mel Gibson or Bruce Willis ever actually die in their movies?), the ending was a nice little twist and Johansen does a good job of defining characters deftly with minimum words.

Not a deep book by any means, but a decent and quick read.


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