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A Triple Threat Thriller

Lis Wiehl is a New York Times best selling author of mysteries and thrillers. She is a Harvard School graduate and former federal prosecutor. She has written several Triple Threat Novels.
In this novel Elizabeth Avery could very well be the girl next door. She is has an award winning smile and a flattering figure but on the inside a heart of ice.  What she has planned, no one would expect. At first the crimes appear random, but they are more than that and they have one element in common - A Woman! Elizabeth is the master at manipulating and using the people around her to accomplish her scheme. She is a sociopath.  It takes a Prosecutor, Special Agent, and Crime Reporter who are much closer to the killer than they know to solve this mystery.

If you love mysteries, this book will definitely keep you on the edge of your seat. It is full of suspense, action, and mystery. At the end there are some discussion questions that offer great food for thought about the things in our society, such as the justice system, how should you deal with a sociopath,  addictions and much more. What does God say about these issues and dealing with them?  How does He want us involved in helping?

Authors website: Lis Weihl
I received this book from Thomas Nelson Publishers via their Book Sneeze Program for bloggers. I am not required to give a positive review.

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