Iris Johansen
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Eve Duncan is drawn into a terrifying game with a serial killer whose penchant for blood is shocking…and deadly.
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John Garret is hired by the CIA to rescue archaeologist Emily Hudson from the madman who massacred her crew.
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Veterinarian Devon Brady treats a dog belonging to a seductive man who draws her into his dangerous game.
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Iris Johansen
Iris Johansen’s breathtaking array of fiction becomes even more astonishing when you know she didn’t start writing until her children left home for college. She began with romances in the early 1980s, then turned to historical romance in 1991, beginning with The Wind Dancer. But 1996 marked her switch to crime fiction and seventeen consecutive New York Times bestsellers. Her books, including those featuring forensic sculptor Eve Duncan--have been praised as “entertaining…exciting” (Publishers Weekly) and “gripping and relevant” (Booklist). Johansen, who Tami Hoag calls “incomparable, lives in Georgia, and has written several novels with her son, Roy Johansen, an Edgar Award-winning screenwriter.
