Stalked

Written by Allison Brennan

Narrated by Kate Udall

Lucy Kincaid returns in Allison Brennan's Stalked—as a killer's obsession.

IN THE GAME OF CRIME

A new trainee at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Lucy Kincaid has already seen more than her share of murder and mayhem. Still reeling from the sex-crime case that sealed her reputation, she's found a true friend and mentor in Agent Tony Presidio. No matter what goes down at the Bureau, Tony's got her back—until he's called to New York to help investigate the murder of a reporter with ties to Lucy.

NEVER PLAY THE VICTIM

But the reporter may not be the first victim of a patient killer with a penchant for revenge, and she's definitely not the last. Connections between closed cases, a missing person, and Tony himself lead Lucy to fear for those she cares for most. When the FBI is rocked by the death of one of their own, Lucy seeks the help of her boyfriend, private investigator Sean Rogan, to help put together the puzzle—and puts her career in jeopardy. But the harder she pushes for answers, the clearer the truth becomes: There's a killer inside Quantico. Watching her every move. Waiting to kill again…

"Brennan knows how to deliver!"—Lisa Gardner, New York Times bestselling author

• Language: English
• Publisher: Macmillan Audio
• Release date: Oct 30, 2012
• ISBN: 9781427229946

Allison Brennan

ALLISON BRENNAN is the New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author of over forty-five novels. She has been nominated for Best Paperback Original Thriller by International Thriller Writers and the Daphne du Maurier Award. A former consultant in the California State Legislature, Allison lives in Arizona with her husband, five kids and assorted pets.

Reviews for Stalked

[Kathryn Mathias · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

This was an excellent read, in my opinion. There was suspense and a surprise ending, as well as further development of the characters from the series. While I think it might help to begin with the first in the series (this is #5), I also think this book can be read as a stand alone story. I have no idea whether Quantico is described accurately, but it does make a good setting.