Hot Blooded

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Zebra Books, 2001 - Fiction - 464 pages
Against the sultry backdrop of New Orleans, Detectives Rick Bentz and Reuben Montoya take on their first case together in #1 New York Times bestselling author Lisa Jackson's chilling novel of a serial killer's obsessive vengeance. . .

As host of New Orleans' radio talk show Midnight Confessions, Dr. Samantha Leeds is a trusted confidante to all kinds of troubled souls. But the call that comes to her own home one night is different--menacing, personal. . .

Then the killings start. . .one victim after another found strangled. Montoya, eager to make his name with the NOPD, teams up with Bentz, whose hard-won experience tells him there's a connection to Sam. But many more must die before the killer, calling himself Father John, is ready for his ultimate target. For Bentz and Montoya know with chilling certainty that Father John is drawing nearer, preparing to make Sam confess her sins--before he delivers his final judgment. . .

Praise for Lisa Jackson's You Don't Want to Know

"A pure nail biter." --Harlan Coben

"Shiveringly good suspense!" --Lisa Gardner
 

Contents

Chapter One
17
Chapter Two
27
Chapter Three
47
Chapter Four
56
Chapter Five
66
Chapter Six
75
Chapter Seven
86
Chapter Eight
106
Chapter Twenty
229
Chapter Twentyone
245
Chapter Twentytwo
254
Chapter Twentythree
269
Chapter Twentyfour
290
Chapter Twentyfive
302
Chapter Twentysix
312
Chapter Twentyseven
324

Chapter Nine
114
Chapter Ten
126
Chapter Eleven
133
Chapter Twelve
146
Chapter Thirteen
157
Chapter Fourteen
170
Chapter Fifteen
181
Chapter Sixteen
189
Chapter Seventeen
200
Chapter Eighteen
213
Chapter Nineteen
221
Chapter Twentyeight
334
Chapter Twentynine
350
Chapter Thirty
361
Chapter Thirtyone
376
Chapter Thirtytwo
389
Chapter Thirtythree
407
Chapter Thirtyfour
416
Chapter Thirtyfive
430
Chapter Thirtysix
440
Epilogue
457
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About the author (2001)

Romance author Lisa Jackson grew up in Oregon. She graduated from Oregon State University and started working in the banking/investment industry. In the early 1980s, she stopped working in order to become a stay-at-home mom and started writing romance novels at the suggestion of her sister and fellow romance author Nancy Bush. She published her first novel, A Twist of Fate, in 1983. Her books regularly appear on the New York Times, USA Today and Publisher's Weekly bestseller lists. In April 2011 Lisa Jackson's title Devious hit the Publisher's Weekly bestseller list and in Aug 2012 her title You Don't Want to Know made The New York Times Best Seller List. In 2014 she continued this trend with her book, Close to Home.