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Martine Richer _ioue_arts — You may remember when I reviewed Ellison’s The Immortals back in October. Well, this is the next installment in the Taylor Jackson series and it’s just as spine tingling. Taylor is still a target for The Pretender, a serial killer who’s obsessed with her. She’s still stressed out after having killed a teenage murderer and she knows she’s not as sharp and observant as she needs to be. But there’s just so much going on in her life that it’s hard to take it all in, much less make sense of it. When mass murders take place across the U.S. - in trails leading straight to Nashville - Taylor learns they are somehow linked to The Pretender. She just doesn’t know how they relate to her, or when or how he will strike. What’s worse is discovering he’s been watching her closely for a long time and knows things about her personal life that endanger everyone she loves. J.T Ellison has hit another homerun with So Close the Hand of Death. She’s taken the shocking subject of serial killers, put her own twisted angle on it, and given us a taut thriller with equally taut underlying personal currents. If you haven’t read the previous books in the series, don’t worry, each book can stand on its own merits. But if you choose to go back and read from the beginning, it will certainly enrich the experience as well as provide hours of lovely, nail-biting tension. This is definitely a must read for all mystery/thriller aficionados.