Good book. I read it one afternoon when I wasn't feeling well and wanted to curl up and just read. I didn't put it down.

Mostly suspense, with just a bit of romance. Other reviewers have given a thorough synopsis, so I won't. I enjoyed it! ( )

It's been a while since I've read a suspenseful thriller that had me at the edge of my seat for the entire story.

On one of the hottest summer's day in Georgia, 2 women go to a bar and are never heard from again. One of them is found by the side of the road, dead. A few months later, the 2nd woman is found dead in a different area. The following year, on an extremely hot day, another 2 girls go to a bar and are never heard of again. One is found dead, by the side of the road. Her friend is found a few months later in an unrelated area.

The same thing happens twice more and then suddenly ... nothing. The Eco-killer, as the serial killer has come to be known, has gone to ground. Or has he?

Has he surfaced again, 5 years later, when another female body is found. Were there and are there, subtle clues on the bodies that are blatantly left to be found easily that could lead to the discovery of the other missing woman before she's dead?

Why is Special Agent McCormack receiving calls from someone claiming to know who the killer is, and warning him of future kills?

A new FBI recruit, with her own traumatic past, teams up with McCormack to find the 2nd girl before dies. Add to this team, a profiler, the FBI, the NCIS, geologists, dendrologist, linguist ... and you have a race against time, with seemingly obscure clues, snakes, vicious bugs, and the killing heat.

There are surprises at every corner, just when you think you've cracked the case, identified the serial killer, or identified one of the girls, a sharp twist flips you upside down and leaves you reevaluating what you thought you knew.

A fantastic suspenseful thriller. ( )

Two victims every time the Eco-Killer hits. One is a roadmap to lead to the second. If they can find her in time, number two might live. However, the clues keep getting harder and the victim list is adding up. Then he stops. Until five years later. The clues are the hardest yet and he's still getting away with it. Will Kimberly Quincey and her father be able to stop the Eco-Killer or will the devastating heat keep getting to everyone.

killer strikes two victims each time. First victim's body gives clues to location of second victim who was left alive. ( )

So far so good, sounds like a budding Clarice Starling only tougher. Good detail about FBI ( )