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Review of "Killing Time" by Linda Howard
by Christy Tillery French   
Rated "G" by the Author.
     
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KILLING TIME
by Linda Howard
Ballantine Books
ISBN: 0345453468
Paperback, 400 pages, $7.99
Genre: Mystery

In January of 1985, a time capsule is buried next to the flagpole in front of the Peke County, KY Courthouse. Twenty years later, the time capsule mysteriously disappears and the only thing the security camera reveals is an instant flash of light. Chief Investigator Knox Davis is mystified by this but doesn't have long to investigate due to the murder of a prominent attorney. At the crime scene, Knox discovers Nikita Stover snooping around. Although Nikita claims to be an FBI agent, Knox isn't buying that. Nikita has a slight accent and doesn't understand common terminology. When Knox threatens to arrest her, Nikita confesses she is an FBI agent, but from 200 years in the future, and has been sent back to try to find the contents of the missing time capsule; one of which holds the secret to time travel.

While Knox and Nikita try to track down the missing time capsule, a killer from the future is stalking them with the intent to murder Nikita. Although Nikita and Knox are fully aware she will eventually have to return to the future, they cannot deny their growing attraction for one another.

Fast-paced and filled with action and romance, this is an entertaining read. Although some questions remain unanswered, Linda Howard, as always, delivers her readers and fans an intriguing paranormal suspense.

Christy Tillery French





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Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on August 14, 2006
I saw this book yesterday and bought it.
Thanks for the review.

Elizabeth

Reviewed by Chrissy McVay
Reviewed on August 13, 2006
Sounds like a great novel. So many books...so little time!

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