Kiss Me, Kill Me

A Novel of Suspense

By: Allison Brennan

Narrated by: Ann Marie Lee

Length: 11 hrs and 51 mins

Publisher's summary

Lucy Kincaid has firsthand experience dealing with deadly criminal predators, and she’s fully prepared to share her many talents with the FBI. But when her career plans are derailed, her boyfriend, security expert Sean Rogan, asks for help on his latest private investigation. Using her well-honed cyber-hunting skills, Lucy is soon on the trail of a missing teenage girl with a penchant for disappearing—and a shocking secret life.

FBI Agent Suzanne Madeaux is also tracking someone: a serial killer on the loose in New York City. Dubbed by the press the Cinderella Strangler, he cruises seamy underground sex parties, where drug-fueled women make for easy pickings. As Lucy and Sean’s desperate search collides with the FBI’s hunt, Lucy isn’t about to step aside. Haunted by painful memories of her own harrowing encounters with evil, she’s determined to keep any more innocents from meeting the fate she so narrowly escaped. Delving deep into the twisted psyche of a remorseless killer, Lucy must confront her own fears—even if it means risking a future job with the FBI and future happiness with Sean.

©2011 Alison Brennan (P)2011 Random House

Great Story, loved the characters!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

yes, this was better than the first in the series by far. You can start to see Lucy in action and it was fun trying to figure out who the killer was.

What did you like best about this story?

I liked trying to figure out who the killer was and I enjoyed seeing Lucy work with Suzanne.

What aspect of Ann Marie Lee’s performance would you have changed?

Her voice, its not right for Lucy, its too girly.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Love you to Death

Not terrible but not great

It was ok, but it doesn’t make me want to pick up another book like this. Very corny storylines with the characters distracted me from the actual interesting content. The narrator was somewhat hard to listen to at times of peak corniness. It was entertaining, but I found myself daydreaming and not focused many times throughout the listen. This tells me it wasn’t good enough to keep my attention

Great series

Narrator can be quite dramatic, Lucy needy & the men in the book...real sappy but overall great series so far

Torn - great story but not a fan of the lead character

I found myself fast forwarding through Lucy’s drama and whining. Not at all a fan of her, but I enjoyed the plot and other characters.

Loved It

This was another great book! I am addicted to Allison Brennan I really need to slow down!

Great story

I fell for the characters right a way. I hope you continue her story into the FBI.

I enjoyed more than book1

I liked this book more than book one. Because it gives us more intense look into Lucy's character. I like her alot and I hope to see more of mad dog as well.

Suspense mixed with Romance

Any additional comments?

I figured out the killer pretty soon after we met that character, and that made the rest of the book less fun for me. I like to be surprised and feel like the author/killer outwitted me. I also felt like the romance was a distraction and I was constantly cognizant that the author was setting up a series in this book. For example leaving breadcrumbs about things that she didn't talk more about in THIS story, but you could tell she would broach in future stories. Overall I enjoyed it, but I prefer Lisa Gardner's books.

Fantastic

This has to be the best seriesI I have ever listened to. I love Lucy and Sean. Allison has very good storylines in her books. They are interestig and exiting. With love and intrigue you ca't lose. My favorite part outside of the story itself is the relationship between Lucy and Sean. Very well written. I recommend the whole series

Plot that will not let you put the book down

Very well read. With accents and everything. Story has you guessing the whole way thru. Characters well laid out without too much detail. Id regiment this book to any one