title: Love Me to Death: A Novel of Suspense (Lucy Kincaid)
author:  Allison Brennan 
description: Grabbing the reader by the throat from almost the first page, this pulse-ratcheting romantic suspense from Brennan (Original Sin) delivers intense action, multifaceted characters, and a truly creepy bad guy. FBI hopeful Lucy Kincaid is trying to heal from a brutal attack six years earlier. She volunteers at a program dedicated to luring and rearresting repeat sex offenders via the Internet, but then discovers a horrifying connection between her work and the execution-style murders of the parolees. PI Sean Rogan, a friend of Lucy's brothers, becomes focused on protecting her at any cost, and their mutual passion flares. As Lucy draws closer to the truth, effective red herrings litter the way and throw her deeper into confusion. Also confusing are a too large cast and intricate backstory from the previous related titles, the only things marring this fast-paced, engrossing read. (Jan.) <br />(c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
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  Praise for **_Kiss Me, Kill Me_**
  
  
  
  
  
  “[A] riveting new series … Lucy continues to be a fascinating and enticing
  character, and her ongoing development adds depth to an already rich brew of
  murder and mystery. Brennan rocks!”
  
  
  — _RT Book Reviews_
  
  
  
  
  
  Praise for **_Love Me to Death_**
  
  
  
  
  
  “A world-class nail-biter … Brennan is in the groove with this one.”
  
  
  — _New York Times_ bestselling author LEE CHILD
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  “This pulse-ratcheting romantic suspense from Brennan delivers intense action,
  multifaceted characters, and a truly creepy bad guy … [A] fast-paced,
  engrossing read.”
  
  
  — _Publishers Weekly_
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  “Twists and turns in this dark drama make it creepy and compelling in the
  extreme!”
  
  
  — _RT Book Reviews_ (starred)
  
  
  
  
  
  Praise for **_Original Sin_**
  
  
  
  
  
  “Brennan shows a deft command of all things both normal and otherworldly in
  crafting one of the best tales of its kind since Dean Koontz and Stephen King
  were still writing about monsters. There is no sho