Two women have gone missing in two weeks: the first, found dead, was slashed and dumped in a back alley in Boston. The second was discovered by a child in a Swan Boat Ride. As fear intensifies, Hunter, the head of the FBI Behavioral Unit, calls his star criminal profiler, Tracy Wrenn, to help on the case. Even though she had plans to become engaged that evening, Tracy quickly cancels her plans … and rushes to Boston to help.
A beautiful, young professor of criminal psychology, Tracy has become renowned for her success at cracking cases no one else can. With her unusual insights and unique point of view, she is relentless at probing the inner minds of murderers. When a third woman goes missing, and when Tracy finds herself in danger, everything intensifies. In a shocking turn of events, Tracy finds out more not only about the killer, but about herself–and learns that nothing is what is seems.
Book #2 in The Killing Game will be released soon.
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Loved it. will definitely read more from this author.
I really liked the story of this book. It was easy to read and the characters are interesting. There were however many grammatical errors throughout the book making it, at times, irksome.
Crossword of the mind, always guessing!!
I was freaked out at the Prologue and couldn’t wait to read to the end.
Very enjoyable, page turner, very engaging.
Kept me guessing until close to the end.
Easy read but fairly predictable. This is the first in a series but I am not interested enough to purchase the next one.
An enjoyable read. The only issue I had was that I found that the end was predictable. Although the lead character was unaware, the author led the reader to conclude what would transpire before the lead character despite her deductive and psychological experience.
Excellent read. Thoroughly enjoyed this book.
Well written. Suspenseful.
I love this series by Jaden Skye. Always looking for one I haven’t read.
It was too predictable and not very well written but still worth reading.
It was written very amateurishly. I thought it might have been written by me when I was teen. The only thing missing is my need for my character to have her own private bathroom at work. That’s how amateurish it is was. I will not be reading any of her other stories. It was wordy and not in the grab you by the seat of your pants to keep you interested kind of wordy. Her characters were pretty unbelievable. And there were a lot of mistakes that a good editor would have caught.
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Overall a good story and a quick read that I enjoyed. I will look into reading more from this author and series.
Writing was tremendously flat. And the details used to place the story in Boston were often wrong.
Excellent Book! Very well written. A great start to the Series. A must read!
I wondered about the killer but hadn’t thought of his outcome. It was a good read, and the main character was portrayed very well including her dealings with the FBI. Frustrating when they didn’t want to hear her out.
This is the first in a 3 book series and I will definitely read the next 2!
After a short time, her writing style started to grate on me. She overdoes it with her adjectives and tries too hard to be colorful and descriptive. Plus, there are typos all over the place. Who edited this mess?
This book had a fairly decent story line but the bad writing seriously detracted from the reading. I would not recommend this book to anyone and I will not be reading the sequels simply because an Invitation to Die was so poorly written. There were several times in the book that the wrong name was used to refer to a character. The development of the main character, Tracy, was ridiculous. Throughout the book Tracy asks questions — the same questions — over and over about the crime and its perpetrator. This is not plot development. The other characters are not well developed and the ending was lacking. I give it 2 stars just to be nice. Go to writing class!