Special review: No One Heard Her Scream from May 2009

In Jordan Dane's thriller debut, No One Heard Her Scream,  the first book in the No One series, she delivered us a spine-tingling thriller set in San Antonio, Texas. For Detective Rebecca Montgomery, they never felt her sister's body. With two more abductions in the same area in five months, since her sister went missing. She knew her killer was still out there. She would do anything to stop him in his tracks. But as a seductive stranger that shadowed her every move, she met Diego Galvan at the crime scene of they've found a young woman's remains inside a burnt-down movie theater. This had plunged Rebecca from grief to her new worst nightmare. With Diego's dark connections, it lead them to a new break in both cases. But somehow she found herself painted into a corner, when she couldn't stop Diego's seductive powers of persuasion, it would leave her vulnerable to become the killer's next preying victim, before anyone could hear her scream.

Man oh man, I was definitely hooked in the first page. I liked Rebecca and her determination to solve her sister's murder. When she experienced the nightmare, I felt the same heartache and pain, too. As for Diego, he was definitely a man of mystery and precarious as well.  You can really feel a sense of foreshadowing danger in this thriller. Cold chills went down my spine. My heart raced as well to raise my pulse up a notch.

If you love chilling thrillers, check this out this weekend!

No One Left to Tell

No One Left to Tell, the second book in the No One series, was another fabulous thriller from Jordan Dane. She had elements to make it an even hotter romantic suspense. When there was a murder in Chicago, it stunned even Detective Raven Mackenzie from the CPD. We saw how Raven dealt with the crisis and the murder with the partner. Her vulnerability was exposed, when there was someone after her to make her his own. But when she met Christian Delacorte, a man with a troubled past, their chemistry was instant and the sparks fly. But the danger raised another notch. This was a great novel with tons of suspense and sexual tension to kill you enthralled into the danger zone.

In this dark thriller, this also gave me cold chills and thrills down my spine. I liked the pairing of Raven and Christian, when they were on the hunt for her partner's killer. I did became worried with Christian and his past. This would give you an overall real feeling to care about them with every gripping page.

Dare to read this in the dark? Give this thriller a try with the lights on!