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The killing game

That one of those skeletons - the one belonging to a young girl - might be Bonnie's. But that is only the beginning of the killer's sadistic game. Soon the calls begin to come. Sly, insinuating, chilling. Whoever is on the other end of the line is watching. He sees every move Eve makes. He savors her pain. He could strike at any time. Now Eve Duncan must match wits with the most dangerous of psychopaths. A man for whom life and death is no more than a game. A Killing.

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  • "A murderer plays a sadistic game with forensic sculptor Eve Duncan."
  • "That one of those skeletons - the one belonging to a young girl - might be Bonnie's. But that is only the beginning of the killer's sadistic game. Soon the calls begin to come. Sly, insinuating, chilling. Whoever is on the other end of the line is watching. He sees every move Eve makes. He savors her pain. He could strike at any time. Now Eve Duncan must match wits with the most dangerous of psychopaths. A man for whom life and death is no more than a game. A Killing."@en
  • "A merciless killer on the hunt ... an innocent child in his sights ... a woman driven to the edge to stop him ... The killer knew Eve Duncan all too well. He knew the pain she felt for her murdered daughter, Bonnie, whose body was never found. He knew that as one of the nation's top forensic sculptors she would insist on identifying nine skeletons unearthed on a bluff near Georgia's Talladega Falls. And he knew that she wouldn't be able to resist the temptation of believing."@en
  • "The killer knew the pain Eve Duncan felt for her murdered daughter, Bonnie, whose body was never found. He knew that as one of the nation's top forensic sculptors, she would insist on identifying nine skeletons unearthed on a bluff near Georgia's Talladega Falls. And he knew that she wouldn't resist the temptation of believing that one of those skeletons might be Bonnie's. But this is only the beginning of the killer's sadistic game. Now Eve must match wits with the most dangerous of psychopaths who won't stop his killing game until he has the prize he wants the most: Eve's life."@en
  • "The killer knows the pain Eve Duncan feels for her murdered daughter Bonnie, whose body was never found. He sees every move she makes while she attempts to identify nine skeletons, and hopes one will be Bonnie's. Soon he starts calling."
  • "Game."@en
  • "Eve has helped identify many bodies, but has yet to discover that of her daughter murdered years ago. Then skeletons are uncovered in Georgia, including one of a little girl. Violence, strong language, and some descriptions of sex."@en
  • "Top forensic sculptor Eve Duncan is forced into a deadly game of terror with a twisted murderer who uses the mysterious circumstances surrounding her daughter's death as a way to lure her to him."
  • "Forensic sculptor Eve Duncan has helped identify many bodies, but has yet to discover that of her daughter, Bonnie, murdered years ago. Then skeletons are uncovered in Georgia, including one of a little girl. The killer stalks Eve as she sculpts the face. (The Eve Duncan series ; 2)."@en
  • "After the murder of her daughter Bonnie and years of work as a forensic sculptor, Eve Duncan had hoped to find some solace in semi-retirement. But when her friend Joe Quinn informs her of the unearthing of multiple bodies, including those of children, Eve cannot resist getting caught up."@en
  • "The killer who murdered Eve Duncan's daughter Bonnie is playing a sadistic game with her. He calls her, watches her, and sees every move she makes. Now Eve must match wits with the most dangerous of psychopaths."
  • "A merciless killer on the hunt, an innocent child in his sights, a woman driven to the edge to stop him."
  • "Eve Duncan must match wits with the most dangerous of psychopaths. A man for whom life and death is no more than a game. A killing game."

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  • "Mystery fiction"
  • "Mystery fiction"@en
  • "Audiobooks"@en
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Talking books"@en
  • "Suspense fiction"@en
  • "Juvenile works"
  • "Detective and mystery stories"

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  • "The killing game"@en
  • "The killing game"
  • "Killing game"@en
  • "The Killing Game"@en

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