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The Ladykiller (DI Kate Burrows #1)

Martina Cole

Paperback | Pages: 629 pages

Rating: 4.35 | 5419 Users | 267 Reviews

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Title	:	The Ladykiller (DI Kate Burrows #1)
Author	:	Martina Cole
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 629 pages
Published	:	1993 by Headline
Categories	:	Mystery. Crime. Fiction. Thriller

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George Markham has a nasty little hobby, one that erupts into an orgy of vicious sexual depravity. Patrick Kelly is a hard man. His one soft spot is his daughter, and when she falls victim to the Grantley Ripper, Kelly wants revenge. The DI in charge of the case is Kate Burrows. She feels for Kelly but her growing involvement with a known villain is putting her career at risk . . . As the forces of law and order and London's underworld converge in a huge manhunt, Kate fears she'll lose everything she's ever cared about . . . to the ladykiller.

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ISBN:	074724085X (ISBN13: 9780747240853)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	DI Kate Burrows #1

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Ratings: 4.35 From 5419 Users | 267 Reviews

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An enjoyable and compelling read. This book centres around 3 main characters; Patrick a lovable rogue, Kate a DI in the police force and George a serial killer. George provides the action from which the rest of the book unfolds - we meet his victims, his family and those who are trying to solve the murders which is where Patrick and Kate come in.The characters are well drawn and three dimensional. There is a lot of violence which can be difficult to read at times but is necessary for the plot to

One of Martina Cole's best reads! I couldn't put it down. Some very violent parts!Well written!

Great read. Really enjoyed this book.

I really enjoyed The Ladykiller - full of action and suspense. The only downside to it in my opinion was that the author was continually changing points of view - even within scenes - and whilst this perhaps gave a greater insight into more characters it resulted in just a slightly confused read. Perhaps there was just too much explicit detail some of the time and so I felt the novel might beeven more effective if it were developed more psychologically.Nevertheless good characterisation and

What I enjoy about the books of Martina Cole are her fast paced plots and great characters, especially the women characters. The hunt for the serial rapist/killer of Grantley takes a back step to the relationship between DI Kate Burrows and her involvement with the shady but quite delicious Patrick Kelly. The novel isn't quite the police procedural which I first thought it would be.I enjoyed the style of writing, the seediness and grittiness of these novels and the underbelly of a darker

So good that I was on edge walking down the street afterward... George Markham a man you'd see everyday walking down the street...

2.5 starsSo disappointed in this book, it was not what I was expecting at all. Theres very little emphasis on the investigation to start with and I dont know why Kate Burrows is such a good DI because she hasnt done much in relation to the crimes.This book is s fiction about the life of a detective w a murder investigation in the background. It is definitely not a thriller in any shape or form. As much as I appreciate some character building and background stories, it was far too much Kate and