Luckily I'm migraine-free and what better way to spend a beautiful Saturday in June but by staying inside to binge read. When I originally cancelled my weekend plans it was because I assumed I would be suffering from a rebound migraine. I didn't intend to finish two books in one day but that's just how I happened to spend my Saturday. If you love an awesome thriller this book is for you. This book is definitely not for the faint of heart. I hope Cain continues to write about Gretchen, who has been compared to Hannibal Lecter. I still have visions of the characters and felt the audiobook made the book come to life.

I listened to the audiobook “Sweetheart” and couldn't put it down.

Eventually, of course, Archie gets a call on his cell phone. Soon after though, both reporter and cop become distracted when Beauty Killer Gretchen Lowell escapes from prison. When the politician turns up dead, along with one of Susan’s co-workers, she and Archie’s paths again cross. Reporter Susan Ward also returns to the scene in the follow-up, pursuing a story about a corrupt senator. OK, so maybe you shouldn’t eat while reading this book. Animals had eaten her face, exposing her eyes and brain to the forces of putrefaction. Her skull was exposed her scalp had been pulled back, a tangle of red hair separated from the hairline by several inches. Portland detective Archie Sheridan, has moved back in with his family, and is still struggling with pills and is going through withdrawal from the psycho Gretchen, who he quit visiting in prison.Īrchie is investigating a murder case after the body of a young woman turns up in a park. Serial killer Gretchen Lowell is back in Chelsea Cain’s new novel “Sweetheart,” a follow-up to her best-selling “Heartsick.”

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