
Eeny Meeny Miny Mo
by Philip Lazard
278 pages· 2010
About
NYC police detective Harley Patterson has a special weapon. When she touches an object, she can read the thoughts of the last person who came into contact with it. One morning, a picture left inside her car shatters her existence. When she touches it, there is an image of a woman being brutally murdered, and on the back of the picture, a note: “Let the games begin.” A race against time is about to begin. Harley can see the future, but can she change it?
REVIEW
5.0 out of 5 stars "Gripping Read", 23 Jan 2012
By Cookie M on Amazon.co.uk
"I downloaded this book onto my Kindle and it was free at the time so I thought why not? Well, it was a fabulous read, I found it gripping all the way through and found it very irritating when I had to stop reading after my lunch break at work! The only thing I would say is that is rather gory and leaves very little to the imagination but definitely worth a read."
REVIEW
5.0 out of 5 stars "Gripping Read", 23 Jan 2012
By Cookie M on Amazon.co.uk
"I downloaded this book onto my Kindle and it was free at the time so I thought why not? Well, it was a fabulous read, I found it gripping all the way through and found it very irritating when I had to stop reading after my lunch break at work! The only thing I would say is that is rather gory and leaves very little to the imagination but definitely worth a read."
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