"An exciting romantic thriller"
It's midnight in San Francisco and Father Michael Joseph is
in his church to hear confession from a man who killed
twice and intends to go on killing. Father Michael plans
to inform the police because he feels the killer is not
truly repentant, but only confessing to brag about his
murders. When the culprit realizes what the priest intends
to do, he kills Father Michael, not realizing there was a
witness in the church who saw what happened. FBI special Agent Dane Carver flies to San Francisco to
find out what the police know about the killing of his
identical twin. While there he meets the witness Nick
Jones, a woman posing as a homeless person because she
fears somebody is trying to kill her. Dane sticks to Nick
like she is the magnet and he is steel. The case takes a
bizarre twist. The killer has patterned the murders out of
the episodes of a new television program so they reason he
must be somebody connected to the show, a wild bunch of
characters capable of anything. Readers of Catherine Coulter's suspense thrillers will be
pleased to know that FBI agents Savitch and Sherlock play a
key role in the ELEVENTH HOUR. The story line is vintage
Coulter: exciting, enthralling and totally mesmerizing.
The burgeoning relationship between Dan and Nick is
cleverly interwoven into the fast paced and utterly
absorbing plot. This novel is heading straight for the New
York Times bestseller list. Harriet Klausner
Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted July 1, 2002
SummaryCatherine Coulter has won acclaim for her "fast-paced
twists and turns, believable dialogue, and case of well-
developed characters" (San Francisco Examiner). "Gripping,
absorbing," hailed Publishers Weekly, "Coulter keeps the
action moving fast." Now Coulter delivers the suspense
thriller of her career in Eleventh Hour.
When FBI agent Dane Carver's twin brother, Father Michael
Joseph, is brutally murdered in his San Francisco church,
husband-and-wife agents Lacey Sherlock and Dillon Savich
take a personal interest in the investigation. Then
Nicola "Nick" Jones, a homeless woman and the only witness
to the shooting, is scared out of her mind because she's
trying to hide from her own monsters-who are drawing closer
and closer.
The chase goes from San Francisco to the Premiere Studios
in Los Angeles and its new television hit, a show all about
murder.
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