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Six years ago, Lucy Kincaid was attacked and nearly killed by an online predator. She survived. Her attacker did not. Now Lucy’s goal is to join the FBI and fight cyber-crime, but in the meantime, she’s volunteering with a victim’s rights group, surfing the Web undercover to lure sex offenders... read more
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Summary edit
I asked Allison on Facebook the reading order of this series and this is what she said:
Hi Doreen! LOVE ME TO DEATH is book one in the Lucy Kincaid series. Lucy was a secondary character in the NO EVIL trilogy, but the series can be read on its own. LOVE IS MURDER is a digital only... read more (warning: may contain spoilers)
Characters edit
- Lucy Kincaid: Heroine/volunteer at WCF/victim of violent sex crimes
- Sean Rogan: Security Expert & Daredevil. Hero, Private Investigator, partner with one of Lucy's brothers, Patrick
- Roger Morton: man who was imprisoned for Lucy's rape and torture, was released from prison on probation, murdered
- Kate Donovan: E crimes instructor for FBI/Dillon's wife
- Brad Prenter: convicted sex offender with all-American boy looks, used the chat rooms that Lucy/Tanya used
- Dillon Kincaid: forensic psychiatrist, civilian consultant for the FBI, Lucy's brother, Kate Donovan's husband
- Mick Mallory: former FBI agent who went undercover in Trask Enterprises, lost his family, became unstable
- Hans Vigo: Asst. Director at Quantico
- Fran Buckley: Retired FBI/WCF
- Patrick Kincaid: Rogan Caruso Kincaid Protection Services
- Peter Thomas Miller: Lucy Kincaid 1
- Noah Armstrong: FBI Special agent in charge of investigating Morton's death
- Cody Lorenzo: Police officer, once asked Lucy to marry him, still loved her
- Adam Scott: one of the men who held, raped and tortured Lucy when she was 18, had it put online-Lucy killed him-head of Trask Enterprises
- Abigail Resnick: FBI Special agent
- Sergey Yuran: Russian mob boss
- Jack Kincaid: one of Lucy's brothers, had been in the military and was a mercenary for ten years
- Duke Rogan: Sean's brother, well-versed in surveillance, part of RCK
- Carolyn: kidnap victim from Greensboro
- Tanya: Lucy Kincaid's assumed online chat room name when she was trying to pin down pedophiles
- Rick Stockton: FBI Asst. Director
- Jayne Morgan: RCK research guru
- Jerry Biggler: DC detective who died six months after he retired, used Ralston as a criminal informant
- Evelyn Oldenburg: Prenter's high school girlfriend in Rhode Island, found comatose with drugs in her system, remains in a coma to this day
- Jonathan Paxton: Senator fighting for sex crime victims
- Paul Grunelli: manager of Triple Tree Motel near Dulles Airport where Roger Morton stayed
Setting & Locations edit
- Washington, D.C.
- Quantico
- Denver
- Seattle
- Wilmington
- Virginia
- Boston
- California
- RCK East: Rogan-Caruso-Kincaid - the eastern branch of RCK, private investigators
- Maryland
- Richmond
- Dulles: airport in Washington, DC
- Baltimore
- Somerset
- San Diego
- Delaware
First Sentence edit
This was Roger Morton's big chance - his only chance - to get out of the country and re-create the life he used to have.
Table of Contents edit
Prologue,
then 45 untitled chapters.
Includes an excerpt from the next Lucy Kincaid story - Kiss Me, Kill Me
Series & Lists edit
This is book 1 of 6 in Lucy Kincaid. (standard series)
Preceded by Love is Murder, and followed by Kiss Me, Kill Me.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Allison Brennan (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Ballantine Books
Country: USA
Publication Date: December 28, 2010
ISBN: 978-0-345-52039-5
Page Count: 481
Publisher: Ballantine Books
Country: USA
Publication Date: December 28, 2010
ISBN: 978-0-345-52039-5
Page Count: 481
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813
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