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	title:	Cry for Help
	author:	Steve Mosby
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Orion
	released:	May 29, 2008
	isbn:	0752874152
	isbn-13:	9780752874159

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Good beach reading although I think the best is yet to come with this author. - Rated The novel starts with the discovery of the body of a young woman, who has been tied to a bed and left to starve and dehydrate to death. There are no other obvious signs that they have been attacked. There have been several women murdered in this way and what makes it even creepier is that the murderer sends texts and emails to the women's loved ones and friends seemingly from the victims saying that they are fine. As the novel moves along we are introduced to the character Dave Lewis who seems to have links to at least one of the dead women and also the killer's next victim. This throws up the question of whether the murderer has a vendetta against Dave and as the plot progresses Dave becomes more and more involved in a deadly game with the killer. As with `The 50/50 Murders' this is a well written and well plotted novel. There are twists and turns and often your conclusions are confounded. This book would make ideal beach reading and I would recommend it, even though I think the best work is still to come from this author.

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Good beach reading although I think the best is yet to come with this author. - Rated 4/5
The novel starts with the discovery of the body of a young woman, who has been tied to a bed and left to starve and dehydrate to death. There are no other obvious signs that they have been attacked. There have been several women murdered in this way and what makes it even creepier is that the murderer sends texts and emails to the women's loved ones and friends seemingly from the victims saying that they are fine.

As the novel moves along we are introduced to the character Dave Lewis who seems to have links to at least one of the dead women and also the killer's next victim. This throws up the question of whether the murderer has a vendetta against Dave and as the plot progresses Dave becomes more and more involved in a deadly game with the killer.

As with `The 50/50 Murders' this is a well written and well plotted novel. There are twists and turns and often your conclusions are confounded. This book would make ideal beach reading and I would recommend it, even though I think the best work is still to come from this author.