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Befour Vjing _efour — I don't know how this book ended up on my e-reader, but I think it was free. I mean I hope it was free. I mean I hope I didn't pay money for it. This book was an eye-roller on so many levels. I kept looking up to see if there was a secret camera on me, filming my reaction for some hilarious reality-TV show about people reading truly horrible fiction. Don't let me stop you if you like this sort of thing. I'd never want to keep someone from enjoying themselves... but this book doesn't even qualify as "so bad it's good." The author allegedly did all kinds of research into FBI profiling and police procedures-- if only he'd done research into verisimilitude and the inanity of coincidence. The plot rides the Deus Ex Machina express from beginning to end, with characters getting killed, jailed, or tossed in a coma when their existence was no longer convenient. Damn it, why did I read this? I'll tell you why, because I was trapped in a car for three hours with no wifi access and it was the only book I had. Should have listened to the radio. And once I was in a few hundred pages, I had to find out "whodunit," didn't I. Even though I was able to guess-- merely by asking myself, "what would be the cheesiest way for this to end." Who shouldn't read this? Everyone shouldn't read this. Who should? Aspiring writers, so that they can see the truth about publishing: talent has NOTHING to do with it.