Lost Souls: New Orleans series, book 5
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The girls who disappeared were all 'lost souls' . . .
The police think they're runaways, but Kristi Bentz - who has survived a serial killer twice - senses there's something that links them, something terrifying. She enrolls at her old college in New Orleans, following the steps of the troubled, vulnerable girls.
All Saints University has changed. Among the edgy new courses and plays, there are whispers of a secret society on campus whose members wear vials of blood around their necks. To find the truth, Kristi joins their inner circle where she must play the part of a lost soul without losing herself in the process. Until a cunning and bloodthirsty killer personally selects her for membership in a cult of death from which there can be no escape.
Is she the hunter now, or the prey
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Praise for Lost Souls
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In a word: clever - The Herald Sun
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[ALMOST DEAD contains an] excellent subplot revelation that few readers will see coming - The Sydney Morning Herald
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ALMOST DEAD holds the reader's attention from page 1 - a very readable thriller. - Launceston Examiner
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As a beach read, this is a cracker. Read it at night and it certainly will keep you up. For after the prologue, Jackson slips into her real agenda, and out of your comfort zone. - Courier Mail, Brisbane - DEEP FREEZE
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A fast-paced and surprisingly complex story... . The depiction of the protagonist... reaches an unusual depth, and the crisp, skillful language infuse every sentence with suspense...will keep readers riveted. - Publishers Weekly- DEEP FREEZE
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Spine-tingling . . . turbo-charged. - Publishers Weekly - ABSOLUTE FEAR
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Suspenseful . . . shocking . . . will leave readers on the edges of their seats. - Booklist - ABSOLUTE FEAR
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