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Midnight Hours
While struggling to recover from a debilitating gunshot wound, homicide lieutenant Martin Rogers discovers an online "interest" may be a serial killer, responsible for the death of several disabled men. Martin's interest changes from that of a man for a woman to the interest of a homicide detective for a suspect when Midnight attaches a photo of herself to an email - identical to that of one folded in the pocket of a dead paraplegic. Confusion reigns when an Assistant District Attorney is discovered to be the unknowing model for the face in the photo. Lt. Rogers and friends set up a sting to capture Midnight, but she disappears like wisps of fog. Every lead results in dead ends and more confusion. Midnight brings death on the internet. Preying on helpless men, she offers love but gives them a grave, but who and what is Midnight? Martin must find this killer before she can add him to her list of victims.
228 pages, Hardcover
First published June 1, 2008
8 people want to read
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Vivian Gilbert Zabel
9 books6 followersVivian Zabel, writing under the names Vivian Gilbert Zabel and V. Gilbert Zabel, writes more than one genre. At present, she is working on Young Adult novels, especially aimed at reluctant readers.
Join Vivian as she uses her imagination and life's experiences to weave detail and believability into stories, poetry, and novels.
Join Vivian as she uses her imagination and life's experiences to weave detail and believability into stories, poetry, and novels.
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January 5, 2009
"Midnight Hours" leaves you wanting More, much More!,
By Kathleen Stemke "Author" (Mount Airy, Georgia) -
Once I started reading about the mysterious and treacherous Midnight, an online predator who targets disabled men, I couldn't put the book down. Martin Rogers, a disabled detective himself, was falling for this intriguing character until he discovers that several men with accidental death policies are tied to Midnight and have "accidental" deaths. Then the search begins for this complex, elusive, and intelligent killer. This story has more twists than one of those large, yummy pretzels that you just can't stop eating. In fact, like its pretzel counterpart this story leaves you wanting more, much more.
The author, Vivian Zabel, has created charming characters that you begin to see as your old friends. You care so much about them that you may even worry for their safety between readings. I found myself wanting to contribute to the detective's brain storming sessions.
As the search for Midnight intensifies you feel the tension building. If you want an exciting, satisfying read that will temporarily take you away from the cares of this world, curl up next to your fireplace with "Midnight Hours" by Vivian Gilbert Zabel.
By Kathleen Stemke "Author" (Mount Airy, Georgia) -
Once I started reading about the mysterious and treacherous Midnight, an online predator who targets disabled men, I couldn't put the book down. Martin Rogers, a disabled detective himself, was falling for this intriguing character until he discovers that several men with accidental death policies are tied to Midnight and have "accidental" deaths. Then the search begins for this complex, elusive, and intelligent killer. This story has more twists than one of those large, yummy pretzels that you just can't stop eating. In fact, like its pretzel counterpart this story leaves you wanting more, much more.
The author, Vivian Zabel, has created charming characters that you begin to see as your old friends. You care so much about them that you may even worry for their safety between readings. I found myself wanting to contribute to the detective's brain storming sessions.
As the search for Midnight intensifies you feel the tension building. If you want an exciting, satisfying read that will temporarily take you away from the cares of this world, curl up next to your fireplace with "Midnight Hours" by Vivian Gilbert Zabel.
May 5, 2009
Mystery, suspense and romance - it's all here and in just the right amounts!
I highly recommend Midnight Hours by Vivian Gilbert Zabel.
Karen Cioffi
I highly recommend Midnight Hours by Vivian Gilbert Zabel.
Karen Cioffi
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November 25, 2008I read this as a short story first like some others and am looking forward to reading the whole story soon.
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