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"Detective and mystery stories. The game is simple - he is the Hunter and they are the Prey. He gives them a chance to escape. To run. To hide. To outsmart him. But eventually, he catches them. And that's when the game gets really terrifying... Private investigator Griffin Powell and FBI agent Nicole Baxter know a lot about serial killers, they took one down together. But this new killer is as sadistic as they've ever seen. He likes his little games, and he especially likes forcing Nicole and Griff to play along. Every unsolvable clue, every posed victim, every taunting phone call, it's all part of his twisted, elaborate plan. And then the Hunter calls, wanting to know if they're really ready to play... There's a new game now, and it's much more deadly than the first. A brutal psychopath needs a worthy adversary. He won't stop until he can hunt the most precious prey of all, Nicole. And with his partner in a killer's sights, Griff is playing for the biggest stakes of his life."
"Private investigator Griffin Powell an FBI agent Nicole Baxter are pitted against a sadistic serial killer who, considering Nicole to be the most precious prey of all, takes his twisted game to the next level."
"Private investigator Griffin Powell and FBI agent Nicole Baxter know a lot about serial killers--they took one down together. But this new killer is as sadistic as they've ever een. He likes his little games, and he especially likes forcing Nic and Griff to play along. Every unsolvable clue, every posed victim, every taunting phone call--it's all part of his twiested, elaborate plan. And then the hunter calls, wanting to know if they're really ready to play. There's a new game now, and it's much more deadly than the first."
"Private investigator Griffin Powell and FBI agent Nicole Baxter team up again to catch a serial killer who is targeting athletic women and who has set his sights on Nicole as his ultimate adversary."
"Private investigator Griffin Powell and FBI agent Nicole Baxter are pitted against a sadistic serial killer who, considering Nicole to be the most precious prey of all, takes his twisted game to the next level."
"Private investigator Griffin Powell and FBI agent Nicole Baxter are pitted against a sadistic serial killer who, considering Nicole to be the most precious prey of all, takes his twisted game to the next level."@en
"<CENTER>Trusting Her. . .</CENTER> They all loved her. That was their mistake. Two husbands, her college fianc©♭, an influential boss--every man who gets close to Jordan Price is made to pay in blood. And the list is growing. . . <CENTER>Could Be. . .</CENTER> Hired by the Powell Agency to investigate Senator Dan Price's death, Rick Carson can see at once why people would believe Jordan Price incapable of cold-blooded murder. Slender, pale, and elegant, she stands by her late husband's graveside exuding sweet vulnerability. Only Rick notices that she never sheds a tear. And the deeper he delves into the string of deaths from which Jordan has profited handsomely, the more convinced Rick becomes that he is dealing with a callous, cunning, unstoppable killer. . . <CENTER>The Last Thing You Ever Do. . .</CENTER> The closer Rick gets to the chilling truth, the more dangerous this game of cat-and-mouse becomes. The targets are changing, and suddenly, nothing and no one is safe. If Jordan is as innocent as she claims, Rick may have placed her in a killer's cross hairs. And if she's guilty, he'll never live to regret it. . . <CENTER>Prologue</CENTER> Perhaps the best thing he could do for himself and everyone he loved was to commit suicide. Dan Price stared at the Glock pistol lying atop his desk. He had bought the 9mm automatic for his wife, but she had refused the gift, politely reminding him of her aversion to guns. But at his insistence, she had gone with him to the practice range and learned to use the weapon, only to please him. But to his knowledge, she had never carried the pistol, never kept it in her room or in her car. If his sweet Jordan had any idea that he was contemplating taking his own life, she would do her best to convince him that no matter what the future held, she would stand by him. It was her basic integrity and loyalty that had first attracted him to the woman who had become his greatest political asset. Dan lifted the half-full glass of Kentucky bourbon to his lips and finished off the remainder. The liquor burned a path down his esophagus and hit his belly like fire. He coughed a couple of times, then wiped his mouth, picked up the bottle, and poured himself another drink. If he was going to do this--and he fully intended to end his life tonight--he knew he couldn't do it stone cold sober. He wasn't that courageous. Before he could put the hammer-forged barrel into his mouth and pull the trigger, he needed to be more than a little drunk. He sipped on the bourbon as he leaned back in the swivel desk chair and let his gaze travel over the room. His private study, as it had been his father's and grandfather's before him. An impressive room inside a 200-year-old antebellum mansion, part of an estate that had been in his family since before the War Between the States. Generations of Price men had served their country, first in wartime and then in local, state, and national politics. In Georgia, the name Price was synonymous with public service. If he killed himself, how would that affect his family's good name? No Price man had ever taken the easy way out of a bad situation. But could he continue, knowing what the future held for him? Could he condemn Jordan to such a life? And what about Devon? And his brother, Ryan? They would never desert him, and that would mean great sacrifices for each of them. You don't have to do this tonight. You have time. But how much time? Six..."@en
"The game is simple--he is the Hunter. They are the Prey. He gives them a chance to escape. To run. To hide. To outsmart him. But eventually, he catches them. And that's when the game gets really terrifying. Private investigator Griffin Powell and FBI agent Nicole Baxter know a lot about serial killers--they took one down together. But this new killer is as sadistic as they've ever seen. He likes his little games, and he especially likes forcing Nic and Griff to play along. Every unsolvable clue, every posed victim, every taunting phone call--it's all part of his twisted, elaborate plan. And then the Hunter calls, wanting to know if they're really ready to play. There's a new game now, and it's much more deadly than the first. A brutal psychopath needs a worthy adversary. He won't stop until he can hunt the most precious prey of all--Nicole. And with his partner in a killer's sights, Griff is playing for the biggest stakes of his life."@en

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"Large type books"
"American fiction"@he
"Krimis, Thriller, Spionage"
"Electronic books"@en
"Electronic books"
"Powieść amerykańska"@pl
"Mystery fiction"
"Mystery fiction"@en
"Romantic suspense"@en
"Translations"@he
"Fiction"@he
"Fiction"@en
"Fiction"
"Romantic suspense fiction"@en
"Romantic suspense fiction"

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"Ночные игры : [роман]"
"<&gt"@he
"משחק קטלני"
"The murder game"@en
"The murder game"
"Phoniko paichnidi"
"Morderczy dotyk"
"Morderczy dotyk"@pl
"Nochnye igry : [roman]"
"Kiss and kill Thriller"

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