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Sarah Woods Mystery #18
The Killer in Me
Sarah Woods Mystery #18
The investigative team of Sarah and Carter are hired to go undercover at a swing party. When one of the famous guests ends up dead, the cause of death appears to be accidental. During the autopsy, troubling clues come to light, and the case turns into a murder investigation. Sarah and Carter must help the police identify the true motive behind the killing.
The investigative team of Sarah and Carter are hired to go undercover at a swing party. When one of the famous guests ends up dead, the cause of death appears to be accidental. During the autopsy, troubling clues come to light, and the case turns into a murder investigation. Sarah and Carter must help the police identify the true motive behind the killing.
119 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 17, 2016
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October 6, 2018
Sarah Woods Mysteries Book 18: The Killer in Me (20 chapters) — Jennifer L. Jennings Oct. 2-3 , 2018
Read as a part of the Sarah Woods Mysteries (Volume 6)
I took a several day hiatus from reading, and when I returned, reading this book felt almost like I was reading a different series. This book is a lot more mature in style and content. I’m not sure I liked it. It feels heavier and now Sarah is carrying a weapon. (That’s not a spoiler because it was mentioned in the beginning.)
I suppose it’s good that this is the end of this book set for those readers that liked the basic plots of the earlier books. You probably could stop here and never be the wiser.
Sarah and Carter are asked to investigate why a man’s wife seems to be acting odd lately, which leads them to posing as a married couple in a swing couples group. The group includes some high society. At the first meet, a participant dies and it suddenly looks suspicion. Was it accidental or was it murder. Sarah figures the mystery out, but as they are apprehending the suspect, she is abducted and she has to figure out how to escape before something happens to her.
The ending of the story is similar to what happened to Carter a few books back, but honestly, this ending feels different and darker.
I am going to take a break from this series and read the offshoot (at least the first book,) and see how that ends before I come back and read the next set (because I am going to read every book in this series—made easy thanks to Amazon Prime Books!)
Low three stars/high two stars.
Read as a part of the Sarah Woods Mysteries (Volume 6)
I took a several day hiatus from reading, and when I returned, reading this book felt almost like I was reading a different series. This book is a lot more mature in style and content. I’m not sure I liked it. It feels heavier and now Sarah is carrying a weapon. (That’s not a spoiler because it was mentioned in the beginning.)
I suppose it’s good that this is the end of this book set for those readers that liked the basic plots of the earlier books. You probably could stop here and never be the wiser.
Sarah and Carter are asked to investigate why a man’s wife seems to be acting odd lately, which leads them to posing as a married couple in a swing couples group. The group includes some high society. At the first meet, a participant dies and it suddenly looks suspicion. Was it accidental or was it murder. Sarah figures the mystery out, but as they are apprehending the suspect, she is abducted and she has to figure out how to escape before something happens to her.
The ending of the story is similar to what happened to Carter a few books back, but honestly, this ending feels different and darker.
I am going to take a break from this series and read the offshoot (at least the first book,) and see how that ends before I come back and read the next set (because I am going to read every book in this series—made easy thanks to Amazon Prime Books!)
Low three stars/high two stars.
November 12, 2020
Carter and Sarah go under cover at a swingers club to spy on an old tycoon’s young wife. Oooh, risqué!
Then an uninvited guest, a hot-shot lawyer with a bad drug and alcohol problem, shows up, gets rough, and is later found dead—naked and surrounded by porn magazines. Was this an erotic suicide…or murder?
A good read!
Then an uninvited guest, a hot-shot lawyer with a bad drug and alcohol problem, shows up, gets rough, and is later found dead—naked and surrounded by porn magazines. Was this an erotic suicide…or murder?
A good read!
July 13, 2016
Recommend all Sarah Woods mysteries
I've enjoyed reading all of the Sarah Woods mystery series. I am anxiously waiting for #19 to see what predicament Sarah and Carter get into next
I've enjoyed reading all of the Sarah Woods mystery series. I am anxiously waiting for #19 to see what predicament Sarah and Carter get into next
January 19, 2016
Great
Another great book in the Sarah Woods series. Loved the suspense and mystery. Very well written, looking forward to next book.
Another great book in the Sarah Woods series. Loved the suspense and mystery. Very well written, looking forward to next book.
February 2, 2016
Good Sarah wood series
Read all of her series, will be ready the Carter series, the 2 of them are so. Pre-order the first of Carter series, in his monologue, should be great!
Read all of her series, will be ready the Carter series, the 2 of them are so. Pre-order the first of Carter series, in his monologue, should be great!
March 20, 2016
SW Book 18
The Killer In Me (Sara. Woods Mystery Book 18) as always a good storyline. My only complaint would be that the books are not LONG enough.
The Killer In Me (Sara. Woods Mystery Book 18) as always a good storyline. My only complaint would be that the books are not LONG enough.
August 6, 2016
Very interesting story
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