Twice

I listened to the audiobook version of this novel, which I borrowed from our local library. As is common (frustratingly so) at our small town library, they only had in their collection book three of the trilogy, and I gather from other reviewers that the first two books were stronger than this last.......more

Disembowelment, a Haitian Voodoo curse, an underground tunnel city of the homeless, a murdering dwarf, generations of hate and a serial killer....it's an excellent read, you really can't ask for much more. I enjoyed every page of this book. It's what I call a potato chip book. You keep wanting ano......more

I read book 4 in this series, which drove me to read the prequels. Lydia is driven to follow psychologically disturbed villains, because her mother was killed by one. Of course, she has the ability to notice minute details that lead to the capture of psychopaths, and her male partner is the perfect,......more

So far this is my favorite in the Lydia Strong series and I didn't think it could get much better than the second installment. Twice is very suspenseful - both storylines keep you turning the pages long after you should have gone to sleep. These characters are complex, relatable, and just so well-wr......more

Lydia Strong's story continues. This time she and her fiancé are working a case where things just get stranger and stranger. Curses and voodoo enter into the picture. We go underground in the tunnels and secret places under New York City where Jed McIntyre, who killed Lydia's mother and now is convi......more