Special Agent Monica Davenport known as Ice amongst her colleagues is already a legend in being one of the best profilers, one who has a reputation of getting inside the serial’s head, to think like they do and bring them down. Luke has a protective streak a mile wide and can never stand it if a woman is hurting on his watch the remnant effects of witnessing the murder of his own mother. Tall and well muscled with bright emerald eyes and sun streaked blond hair with a dimple in his chin, Luke demanded my whole attention as he made a memorable entry into the story.

Luke Dante was offered the job because of his ability to hone in on the victims, because of his ability to empathize and glean useful information in their darkest hours which is essential in any serial crime investigation. Keith Hyde, the agent in charge is the brains behind the unit and has handpicked each and every member of the team. Being my first Cynthia Eden, I am definitely joining the throng of the millions of fans she must have acquired if the way this one reeled me in and glued me to the pages which required my sheer force of will to leave the book aside for anything else is any indication of how the rest of the series is going to turn out.ĭeadly Fear is the story of Special Agent Luke Dante who joins the Serial Services Division (SSD), the only unit in the FBI that is solely dedicated towards tracking and trapping serials. Cynthia Eden’s Deadly Fear has been sitting prettily in my TBR pile for ages now and right now I am kicking myself for being so slow in becoming a fan of the Deadly series which has earned quite a lot of rave reviews during the short span of time that has passed since the debut of the series, which happens to be this book.

Wow! What an intense, suspenseful, edge-of-the seat ride was that! And I loved every minute of it.

Deadly Fear by Cynthia Eden