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<blockquote data-quote="Richards" data-source="post: 8653432" data-attributes="member: 508">I'm now reading a thriller called Deserves to Die, by Lisa Jackson.&nbsp; It involves a killer who likes taking body parts as trophies from the women he kills, and a victim he thought he killed in the Bayou survived and is hiding out in Montana...where there's another, similar killing (does he know she's still alive and in hiding?) - plus the recent shooting death of the beloved local sheriff which may or not be related.&nbsp; I've read other books by this author and picked it up (at a library book sale) based on name recognition alone.&nbsp; I'm 70+ pages in (I started reading it in the doctor's office and pharmacy waiting room this morning) and it's already intriguing, and although this is apparently part of a series with the same female Montana detective main character and I haven't read any others in the series, I'm having no trouble keeping up with the characters.Johnathan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richards, post: 8653432, member: 508"] I'm now reading a thriller called [i]Deserves to Die[/i], by Lisa Jackson. It involves a killer who likes taking body parts as trophies from the women he kills, and a victim he thought he killed in the Bayou survived and is hiding out in Montana...where there's another, similar killing (does he know she's still alive and in hiding?) - plus the recent shooting death of the beloved local sheriff which may or not be related. I've read other books by this author and picked it up (at a library book sale) based on name recognition alone. I'm 70+ pages in (I started reading it in the doctor's office and pharmacy waiting room this morning) and it's already intriguing, and although this is apparently part of a series with the same female Montana detective main character and I haven't read any others in the series, I'm having no trouble keeping up with the characters. Johnathan [/QUOTE]

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