The Last Woman in the Forest (Hardcover)

from MM_Jones

This book has a lot going for it, but tends to drag on. The author lost the suspense element early in the book by the handling of critical event. The profiler was a great character, but the details of his illness largely irrelevant. The topical point of gender bias is sadly relevant.

from fhudnell

This book is psychological suspense, with really no suspense until the last 5% of the book. Marian and Tate become romantically involved while working together on conservation projects that involve tracking and monitoring various animals. After Tate dies, Marian begins to suspect (based on pretty...

from Itzey

"It's a terrible thing to have loved someone and not know the extent to which you have been deceived... " (Marian Engström) Marian Engström scanned the seasonal conservation job listings for her next position. Her latest job had taken her to South Padre Island, Texas to rescue sea turtles but the...

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This book has a lot going for it, but tends to drag on. The author lost the suspense element early in the book by the handling of critical event. The profiler was a great character, but the details of his illness largely irrelevant. The topical point of gender bias is sadly relevant.

from aztwinmom

There's a serial killer in the west, and Marianne begins to think he may be her boyfriend. Marianne works as a dog handler on conservation projects and meets Tate, a fellow dog handler and apparently her soul-mate. When Tate dies, she learns that Tate had lied to her about many things. Did she re...