Backcover blurb: An unidentified skull... A trail of terrifying secrets... And a woman whose talented hands hold the truth behind the most shocking deception of our time...
Forensic sculptor Eve Duncan has a rare gift.
When businessman John Logan asks her to recreate a face from a skull, it seems like a routine job. Until the skull begins to reveal its shocking identity. And then it's too late for Eve to walk out.
What she has seen makes her the target of some very powerful enemies. They have decided that the secret must remain in the grave - no matter who gets buried with it.
And as Eve struggles to discover the truty, she becomes entangled in a web of lies and deceit, with threads extending to the highest office in the land.
My take: I am not sure I like this book but what I like about it is it uses dialogue to tell the story, and because of that, I may explore more of Johansen's books.
About the author: Iris Johansen broke through to bestsellerdom in the United States with her highly praised suspense novel The Ugly Duckling (1996). Her success continued with Long After Midnight (1997) and And They You Die (1997)..., both available in Coronet. She lives in Kennesaw, Georgia. The Face Of Deception is the first Eve Duncan book published in 1998. To find out more, you can check out her website or you can like her on Facebook or follow her on Twitter.
Rating: 2/5
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