“A tangled web of deceit and double-dealing makes for a fascinating look into the wealthy world of horses juxtaposed with the realistic introspection of one very troubled ex-cop. A definite winner.” —
“Anyone who reads suspense novels regularly is acquainted with Hoag's work—or certainly should be. She's one of the most consistently superior suspense and romantic suspense writers on today's bestseller lists. A word of warning to readers: don't think you know whodunit 'til the very end.” —
“Suspense, shocking violence, and a rip-roaring conclusion—this novel has all the pulse-racing touches that put Tami Hoag books on bestseller lists and crime fans' reading lists.” —
' “Full of intrigue, glitter, and skullduggery . . . [Hoag] is a master of suspense.” —
“A complex cerebral puzzle that will keep readers on the edge until all the answers are revealed.” —
“To say that Tami Hoag is the absolute best at what she does is a bit easy since she is really the only person who does what she does. . . . It is testament to Hoag's skill that she is able to go beyond being skillful and find the battered hearts in her characters, and capture their beating on the page. . . . A superb read.” —
DUST TO DUST
“Compelling and expertly told. Plot lines smolder and ignite as the suspense builds. The result leaves . . . the reader scorched.” —
“[This] wintry tale of crime and punishment packs a powerful thrill. Bottom line: Good cops + bad cops = killer suspense.” —
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“Sharp dialogue and an unusual plot make this a highly engaging outing for Hoag.” —
“Practice must make perfect after all because Tami Hoag . . . just keeps getting better. . . . Hoag not only develops her characters, she also thickens the plot with every chapter, until there is no alternative but to keep turning those pages.” —
“As a master of complex plots, Hoag is adept at faking readers into thinking they've figured out what's happened, only to shatter their theories.
“In this well-crafted thriller, Hoag sets a complex plot in motion and gives it a powerful, emotional center.” —
ASHES TO ASHES
“Hoag has more or less taken over the serial killer genre all by herself.” —
“You'll want to lock the doors while you're reading. . . . Hoag does her homework and gets the details right in this creepy story. . . . Powerful.” —
“An up-all-night read.” —
“[A] detail-packed thriller . . .
“[A] compelling . . . startling story.” —
“Hoag has a way of sneaking up on the reader in superior thriller tradition. . . . She neatly side- steps the graphic crudeness of some of her competitors, while still providing enough surprise twists and stomach-turning carnage to satisfy any heebie-jeebie enthusiast.” —
“Absorbing . . . always interesting . . . Once again, Hoag doesn't disappoint.” —
“Promises to keep readers up reading into the night. . . . A lot of bang for the buck.” —
“Chilling . . . Patricia Cornwell wrote thrillers that had readers turning the pages until 3 a.m. Now Hoag is keeping readers up all hours.” —
“If ‘page turner' is a term too easily used, Ms. Hoag has restored its legitimacy. Her stories shock us, shake us, take us to the darkest edges of criminal conduct.” —
“We who know a little about Tami Hoag's novels lock the doors, grab a bowl of popcorn, and settle down for an often unsettling read. With
“This is a winning psychological thriller that will attract fans of Thomas Harris.” —
A THIN DARK LINE
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“This mystery defies you to put it down, and when you're done you're damn glad you didn't.” —
“Hoag deftly demonstrates that the search for truth is rarely straightforward. Important clues are cunningly buried, and the book's tension is as sustained as it is palpable.” —
“With a flair for dialect and regional atmosphere, Hoag captures the essence of the Cajun family and working relationships while injecting suspense and heart-pounding terror into a violent tangle of justice, innocence, treachery, and public opinion. A thoroughly engrossing read.” —
“Hoag has evolved into a fine thriller writer. [She] displays a firm grasp on locale [and] there's plenty of suspense in waiting to see how it will all resolve. Psychopathic villains are common enough, but Hoag has managed to endow hers with a scarred entourage that provides a tragic note.” —
“Hoag is always a good gritty read.” —
“Hoag writes big, full stories with complex characters and situations. She doesn't shrink from the raw side of crime and the dark side of human nature.” —
Look for
TAMI HOAG'S
exciting novels of suspense
DARK HORSE
available in June 2004
in paperback
and
KILL THE
MESSENGER
available in July 2004