Review: Killer Review
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 24, 2011
Jack Rhodes is an author of a wildly popular series about a faceless, nameless serial killer. He spends most of his time in solitude, trying to out-write his past, and the demons of alcoholism. Things really get interesting when the LAPD contacts him. It turns out his books aren't all that fictional, after all.  The twists and turns are completely unpredictable, as Jack struggles to remember and deal with things he wish he could leave in the past.Killer is one of those books that just grabs you. Scenes were written in such detail and so vividly, and the emotions were so raw, it was impossible not to feel for the characters. I could not read this book and not get hooked into the story. Jack has very real flaws and imperfections, and grew in ways that wouldn't be unexpected, adding to the very realistic flavor of the story.Nothing is what it seems, and I was guessing as I flew through the pages. I am certainly glad I came across this book, and I hope there are more like it!