Point Blank
(An FBI Thriller)
by Catherine Coulter
Putnam
August 23, 2005
ISBN #0399153225
420 pages
Hardcover
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Other Books by
Catherine Coulter

TailSpin

Knock Out

TailSpin

Double Take

Double Jeopardy

The Beginning

Devil's Embrace

Wizard's Daughter

The Cove

Double Take

Point Blank

Born To Be Wild

The Rebel Bride

Lyon's Gate

Blow Out

False Pretenses

False Pretenses

Devil's Embrace

Blind Side

Blow Out

Warrior's Song

The Sherbrooke Twins

Calypso Magic

The Cove

The Deception

Secret Song

Blind Side

Eleventh Hour

Midsummer Magic

Lord of Raven's Peak

The Offer

Earth Song

The Penwyth Curse

Hemlock Bay

Eleventh Hour

Pendragon

Hemlock Bay

REVIEW

"Brilliant and enthalling"

FBI agents Dillon Savich, his wife Lacey Sherlock and their friend Dane Carver are staking out Hooter's Motel in Pumis City, Maryland hoping to rescue the kidnapped Pinky before he is killed. His captors Moses Grace and the teenage psychopath Claudia want Savich and Sherlock dead because he was involved in the killing of someone Moses loved. The criminals set a trap for the agents and when they enter the motel they see a bomb and luckily are able to escape.

The Feds next go to Maestro, Virginia to see fellow agent Ruth Warnecki who was on a treasure hunt in Wrinkle's Cave looking for Confederate gold. Suddenly she becomes dizzy

and blacks out coming to when she is rescued by Sheriff Dixon Noble. When the four agents and the sheriff return to the cave they find the body of a dead student from nearby Stanislaus College, the Julliard of the south. Shortly after that grizzly discovery, Savich and Sherlock pursue a new lead on Moses and Claudia while two men break into the sheriff's house where Ruth is in an attempt to kill her. If the agents working the two cases solve them without being killed it will be a miracle.

Fans of Tami Hoag, Iris Johansen, and Kay Hooper will want to read Catherine Coulter's latest suspense thriller. The love between Savich and Sherlock is stronger than ever while Ruth and Noble realizes they feel a strong emotional connection to one another. There is enough romance in this crime thriller to satisfy fans of that genre and of course it will appeal to readers who favor works of psychological suspense. Ms. Coulter once again delivers a work brimming with action, chase scenes and terrific characterizations.

Harriet Klausner

Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted July 9, 2005



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Summary

FBI agents Lacey Sherlock and Dillon Savich face the most dangerous case of their careers in Catherine Coulter's explosive new thriller.

Point Blank's propulsive story takes off when FBI agents Dillon Savich and Dane Carver are nearly killed while trying to rescue popular entertainer Pinky Womack from kidnappers. Lured to a motel in Pumis City, Virginia, by a known snitch, the only thing the agents discover is a glowing red timer. The place is demolished in a catastrophic explosion, but everyone survives.

The same snitch leads them to Arlington National Cemetery, promising the agents Pinky's safe return. The search is interrupted when Savich takes a fateful call on his cell. The mysterious caller taunts Savich with other threats—against him, and against his wife, fellow agent Lacey Sherlock. Up against an untraceable foe—not even MAX can locate him—Savich and Sherlock find themselves fighting an unstable villain with a very long memory.

At the same time, Agent Ruth Warnecki's passion for treasure hunting leads her to Winkel's Cave and a cave chamber that really shouldn't exist—as well as a dead student from Stanislaus Music School, left there for eternity. Some students have wandered quite far from the beaten path, with terrible consequences.

An edge-of-your-seat thriller as exhilarating and frightening as anything she's ever written, Point Blank is Catherine Coulter's finest achievement.



 

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