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Julie Anderson, July 12, 2008

"Say Goodbye" by Lisa Gardner is a heart-pounding, mind-bending, breath-taking thriller. This was my first novel by this author, but I certainly know where to go next time I actually want to feel my skin crawl! The plot, the pacing, the build-up...all spin together to create a perfect web of suspense. The gradual building of the psychological profile of the killer encourages the reader to, in some respects, identify with the killer. The emotions drawn from the reader only add to your sense of horror as you follow the path that led the killer to this point. The protagonist, Kimberly Quincy, FBI, reappears from earlier novels along with her husband, father, and step-mother. Her quandry of how to stay true to her own self and be a supportive wife, and now expectant mother resonate with any woman whose tried to accomplish the same. She becomes real and in her own way, makes the discoveries of the killer's past, even more horrific.

If you read this book, you will be scared, you will be afraid, you will be horrified. You will feel pity, anger, powerless, and can almost taste the despair of the victims...and the killer. If you pick up this book, don't expect to be able to set it aside for any amount of time. The story and possibilities behind it will haunt you until you finish...and likely even afterwards.

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