Murder Girl by Lisa Renee Jones
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Series: Lilah Love #2
Released July 10, 2018
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New York Times bestselling author Lisa Renee Jones returns with the second book in her electrifying series featuring Lilah Love, an FBI profiler who doesn’t fight her dark side—she embraces it.
It’s Lilah Love’s job to inhabit a killer’s mind. The unapologetically tough FBI profiler is very comfortable there. But her latest case is making her head spin. It’s a string of brutal assassinations carried out across the country, each tied to a mysterious tattoo. Body by body, she’s followed the clues all the way back to her hometown. And every step of the way, the killer has been following her.
Here, beneath the glamour of the privileged Hamptons community, is a secret long buried but never forgotten. It’s bigger than Lilah. It’s powerful enough to escape the reach of the FBI. And it’s more personal than anyone can imagine. Because it’s hiding in Lilah’s own past. To fight it, she’s forced to turn to her lethally tempting ex, Kane Mendez. He’s an expert at bringing out Lilah’s darkest impulses. If she plans to survive, she’s going to need them.
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Whoa Dang! I want more Lilah Love!! We finally have answers! But not all of the answers, in fact, we leave Murder Girl with a few more unanswered questions than we started with, but the anticipation for those answers is so sweet!
Murder Girl picks up right where we left of from Murder Notes, and if you read it, you know that was quite the doozy! The plot twists and trying to figure out who the good guys actually are is intense to say the least. There are several characters that if they are later revealed as bad guys I will be DEVASTATED!
Kane, Lilah’s ex and possibly the head of a cartel, depending on who you talk to is one intense man who had is BAD for Lilah. He would quite possibly do anything for her. Speaking of Lilah, I have to admit. She can really work my nerves from time to time. She tries to act hard and jaded, but really she isn’t as hard as she would like to be and it shows occasionally.
There are multiple people that we are left to assume things about and I question rather my assumptions about them are even close to accurate. The ending of Murder Girl blew my mind and I can’t wait to learn more about everything going on in and around Lilah Love’s life.
This review has been soo choppy and I’m sorry, but it’s almost impossible to tell you about this book without spoilers. Just know that you are in for a wild ride filled with desperation to find a killer, you will laugh, you will want to be sick at times and you still aren’t sure who exactly you can trust.
Murder Girl is the perfect read for anyone who is seeking love and murder, it’s romantic suspense GOLD.
