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“A mysterious killer murders people from their behind”
Rohail wrote this review Sunday, August 2 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“Erin Willit witnessed what no 12 year old girl should: the murder of her murder. The killer is running free, and Erin is the only witness to the heinous act. Erin is so distraught by this event that she can't give the police any help in identifying the murderer.
jachism wrote this review Tuesday, February 5 2008. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
Neighbor Annie Kingston is a veteran courtroom artist, and the police have asked her to work with Erin to put together a composite sketch of the killer. Annie has recently moved her family to Grove Landing to find some peace and safety. Now she finds herself immersed into a living nightmare as she discovers more about the killer and his motive.
This is the first installment of Collins' Hidden Faces series, and what a way to begin! The story is told from Annie's first person point of view. She juggles the demands of motherhood and a dark family past, all the while striving to find a killer before his trail grows cold. Brandilyn Collins holds her own as a suspense writer and she effortlessly guides readers along as the pages simply fly by. She also effectively weaves themes of faith and purpose throughout that add to the richness of this story. Readers will be encouraged by the spiritual awakening of Annie's character.
This is gripping, chilling, and downright entertaining reading and I'm eagerly anticipating the next installment. ”
“I read Brandilynn's blog and have been wanting to read one of her books. This one is definitely 5-star and I can hardly wait to read others by her. The story is heart wrenching, but positive. She moves the action right along.”
patchandler wrote this review Wednesday, August 22 2007. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
“I've been wanting to read Brandilyn Collins for some time and I must say "Brink of Death" my a five star first impression on me. There is little to not like about this book. The dialogue is tight and the story proceeds at just the right speed. This story has great timing, never dragging but lingering on detail at times to allow the reader to catch up. I look forward to the rest of the novels in the Hidden Faces series.”
tegeorge wrote this review Tuesday, August 7 2007. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
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