Every Move You Make (Signet Eclipse) | Carla Cassidy | Best Romantic Suspense I Have Read Recently.

Every Move You Make (Signet Eclipse) | Carla Cassidy | Every Move You Make

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	Every Move You Make (Signet Eclipse) Carla Cassidy Signet, 2008 - 336 pages average customer review:based on 8 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

On her thirtieth birthday, Annalise Blakely gets a strange package. Inside, along with one of her company's hand-crafted dolls, is a note: I don't need this anymore. I have my own. Annalise puts the package aside-she has enough on her mind. Since her mother died, Annalise has been working nonstop to keep Blakely Dolls a success. Her deadbeat dad wants to be back in the picture. And she's dating again. But the policeman she's seeing has chilling news: someone is murdering women, dressing them up as Blakely Dolls, and leaving them for the police to find. And, although no one knows it yet, the killer is stalking Annalise, the model for the original doll, for his final display...

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Best Romantic Suspense I Have Read Recently.

Great book! One of the most enjoyable romantic suspense stories that I've read in a while. The storyline was excellent and I especially enjoyed the developing romance between Annalise and Tyler. I read this book in less than a day. I can't wait to read Ms. Cassidy's next book Broken Pieces in September

Every Move You Make

Annalise Blakely is a successful dollmaker, who learned her trade from her mother. She finally seems to be getting her life in order, building a relationship with the half-brother she never knew, trying to repair the bond between her and the father who walked out on her. On top of that she's met a man that she can't stop thinking about. Police detective Tyler King is just as enthralled by Annalise. So when it becomes obvious that the serial killer he has been hunting is obsessed by Annalise, and that the dolls she produces are part of his fantasy, Tyler is determined that he won't lose Annalise. But can he truly protect her from a madman?

From the first page to the last Every Move You Make is just the book for lovers of romantic suspense. Carla Cassidy has created a story where romance and suspense mix for a sexy, thrilling ride that keeps you super-glued to the pages. Carla Cassidy's books keep getting better and better and I highly recommend Every Move You Make!

Melissa
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good book

This was a good book the trouble was it wasn't long enough. If you like mysteries you will really enjoy this book that has woven suspense with a family being reconciled.

Enjoyable read!

I always enjoy Carla Cassidy's books, this one was very enjoyable but went by so fast. The author kept me guessing who the killer might be, I changed my mind more than once. The storyline was very interesting, Annalise Blakely is a dollmaker trying to continue her mothers dream by keeping the Dollhouse (her business) going, even though it isn't her dream. A serial killer is abducting women, killing them and then creates them into lifesize dolls like Annalise Blakely dolls! It keeps you very interested with some romance and family problems thrown in the mix. I enjoyed it and passed it on to my daughter who is also enjoying it. My only complaint would be that it could be longer, this authors books are always short, I like a nice long story...but of course only if it keeps my interest.

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Didn't do a thing for me!

This was the first time reading a Carla Cassidy book and I'm afraid it will be my last. Annalise Blakely has continued her mother's legacy of making Blakely dolls. She begins to find dolls on her doorstep that match an ongoing murder investigation of women being found dead dressed exactly as her dolls. Sounds exciting? It wasn't. I didn't like Annalise for one thing. She was weighed down in the mar of a father who left her early in life and had little contact with her. The relationship of a half brother was dragged in, and frankly bogged the story down. I didn't find the serial killer remotely intriguing and the story overall was not that exciting. I have read far better romantic suspense than this book.

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