"Exhilarating, often heated serial killer romance"
Except for the violated faces of the female victims and
their spouses, and the Victorian erotica poems that are
taken, Sex Crimes Detective Jack Parker has no solid
clues. However, Parker knows that the culprit has gotten
incredibly bold having now broken into the homes of his
chosen targets. The nineteenth century amorous poetry
remains the sole lead so he asks that an expert on the
subject be provided to help him understand the culprit. Rare erotica bookstore owner Veronica Archer arrives at the
police station to report the fact that someone broke into
her shop and stole some of her merchandise. Parker thinks
she is the professor from the nearby college so their first
meeting goes awry until he realizes that he has confused a
victim for an expert. However, she knows the Victorian Era
quite well and assists Parker on his investigation. As
they fall in love, the sexual stalker continues to raise
the stakes until he commits homicide and has added Ronnie
to his list of intended victims. SILENT CONFESSIONS is an exhilarating, often heated serial
killer romance with an ardent sub-theme to connect the
triangle of the cop, the book store expert, and the
murderer. The story line is loaded with action and heated
with sexual tension between Jack and Ronnie and in an
intriguing subtle way between the stalker and the heroine.
Though the identity of the killer fits recent trends that
feel standardized enabling certain insider information to
happen fans will enjoy this taut thriller that hooks the
audience from the moment a frustrated Parker meets an
exasperated but frightened Archer. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted May 31, 2003
Detective Jack Parker needs an education--a sensual
education. Someone
is stalking women and they're doing it with a literary
flair. Jack has
to figure things out before somebody gets hurt. But he
needs help. And
he finds that--and more-- in bookstore owner Veronica
Archer.
SummaryDetective Jack Parker needs an education--a sensual
education. Someone
is stalking women and they're doing it with a literary
flair. Jack has
to figure things out before somebody gets hurt. But he
needs help. And
he finds that-and more-- in bookstore owner Veronica Archer.
An expert in historical amorous works, Ronnie is dying to
know if
reality can be as stimulating as fiction. So, when Jack
shows up at the
shop, she decides to make him a scandalous proposition.
She'll help him
decipher the clues, if he'll satisfy her wildest, most
secret desires.
Only the closer they get, the closer to home the clues
become. Leaving
Jack to decide if Ronnie is just a very skilled scholar--or
an even more
dangerous decoy.
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