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    Born to Die
    Audiobook15 hours

    Born to Die

    Written by Lisa Jackson

    Narrated by Alan Nebelthau

    3.5/5

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    About this audiobook

    With more than 10 million copies of her books in print, #1 New York Times best-selling author Lisa Jackson is among the world's most popular thriller writers. Two women who who bear an uncanny resemblance to Dr. Kacey Lambert have been murdered. Kacey believes it is nothing more than a terrible coincidence, but the deeper she digs, the more worried she becomes. Soon, more victims emerge-all bearing a physical resemblance to Kacey-and she begins to wonder when the brutal killer will come hunting for her.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books Audio
    Release dateAug 22, 2011
    ISBN9781461803942
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    Born to Die
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    Lisa Jackson

    LISA JACKSON is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of more than seventy-five novels, including Paranoid: Liar, Liar; One Last Breath; You Will Pay; After She’s Gone;Close to Home;Tell Me; Deserves to Die;You Don’t Want to Know;Running Scared; and Shiver. She has over thirty million copies of her books in print in nineteen languages. She lives with her family and three rambunctious dogs in the Pacific Northwest. Readers can visit her website at www.lisajackson.com and find her on Facebook.

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    • 4/5
      I really like the way Lisa Jackson writes her stories, and I have enjoyed the partnership of Alvarez & Pescoli. By not reading any reviews beforehand, I preserved the fun of guessing the "who", "what', & "why." The H/H were likable and their attraction to each other was allowed to progress realistically (considering the high-suspense, plot-moving storyline). I do wish that Alvarez & Pescoli played bigger parts, but sense a 'build up' towards a bigger storyline for Alvarez in future books. Keeping that in mind, this book is a consistent entrant to the series, but I'm hoping the next story goes ka-boom!
      In relation to the audio presentation, I admit to being a bit disappointed. There were numerous "voice overs" in the production, and the narrator's voice was so different, these became particularly noticeable. Not enough care was taken to match the reader's pitch, cadence, and volume of his re-do to his original recording. Not typical for a Recorded Books production.
    • 5/5
      In born to die, a serial killer up's the anty at christmas time by going after his female half siblings that his father's donations to a sperm bank during his college years created as well as a daughter created by a mistress 35 years before. The daughter A doctor, seeks out the truth after relizing she might be in the sights of the serial killer because she looks just like other victims who all have earily similiar features! det. Alvarez and Pescoli are not far behind the doctor in tracking the killer but while Trace a cowboy that falls for the doctor, who looks like his ex wife and the ex-GF as well, trys to protect his newfound love from the serial killer hellbent on killing off the female lineage from his fathers side.
    • 3/5
      A "look-alike" killer targeting women who share the same characteristics. The detectives are essentially tangential to the main plot, as they do not initially believe the reporting. It's the woman who looks like the victims who essentially solves the case.
    • 4/5
      I enjoyed the story line. Although I had some difficulty following it at first, once I got further into it, I started getting the idea. I felt that the ending was sudden. I would have liked a little more detail and closure.
    • 3/5
      The first portion of this book is a struggle to get through; it is choppy and confusing. The confusion eases a bit once you get into the middle of the novel and then returns in the last few chapters. The story is a great concept but wasn't implemented in the best fashion. I think that Lisa Jackson had an idea and just got too swept up with details, losing track of what was truly important.

      When an actress dies, Kacey's world is forever changed. Suddenly she realizes that she looks a lot like women that are suddenly dying. She becomes determined in figuring out the mystery of what connects her to these women and what is happening.