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Title	:	Killing Hope (Gabe Quinn #1)
Author	:	Keith Houghton
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	2nd
Pages	:	Pages: 518 pages
Published	:	November 21st 2011 by Keith Houghton (first published January 13th 2011)
Categories	:	Mystery. Crime. Fiction. Business. Amazon

Killing Hope (Gabe Quinn #1)

Keith Houghton

Kindle Edition | Pages: 518 pages

Rating: 3.74 | 2574 Users | 227 Reviews

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One man stands in the way of countless deaths ...
One man will try to stop him ...
Only one will succeed ...

"Celebrity Cop" Gabe Quinn is back working Robbery-Homicide after a personal tragedy has left him emotionally bare.

He's raw, but resolved to catch a serial killer stalking the streets of two major cities.

With cryptic clues left at each crime scene, Gabe is faced with the seemingly impossible task of piecing together the bizarre puzzle - following signs that point toward a killer whose motive questions everything he believes in ...

'If you could save a million lives by taking one ... would you?'

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Original Title:	Killing Hope
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Gabe Quinn #1
Characters:	Gabe Quinn
Setting:	Los Angeles, California(United States) Las Vegas, Nevada(United States)

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Ratings: 3.74 From 2574 Users | 227 Reviews

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Good book and kept you interested.

This book has loads of positive reviews so i'm aware i may be in the minority but i hated it. I've given it 2 stars because i didn't hate it enough to not finish it, but it was treading a fine line at times. I disliked the main character, Gabriel Quin with his ridiculous uh-oh radar which put me in mind of the telly-tubbies every-time it went off. Despite naming his internal warning system like a 3 year old we are still meant to believe he is a gritty old-timer who is dangerously obsessed with

The author must be doing something right here, as despite finding quite a few issues with this book, I thoroughly enjoyed it! It's a serial killer thriller with a number of inconsequential threads and loose ends, an over the top kill count & questionable detective work, all of which adds up to a pretty improbable tale. The reader is irritatingly in the dark about the history of Detective Gabe Quinn despite there being a lot of references to his previous high profile case as well as the

This was the first book Ive read by this author; I greatly enjoyed his writing style after I overcame the initial jolt and became more accustomed to it. Sentences are concise and punchy so, particularly when coupled with the short chapters, make it feel fast paced and easy to read.I believe its the first in a planned series featuring Senior Detective Gabriel (Gabe) Quinn of LAPDs Homicide Division. Gabes a maverick, celebrity cop returning to duty after the murder of his wife; an emotional mess,

Wow! I will be first in line waiting for Keith Houghton's next book! What a shock that this guy hasn't been heard of before now. I thouroughly enjoyed the read from start to finish. I couldn't put it down! Dark undertones, unexpected twists and turns, excellently written, gripping characters and a mesmerizing plot....what more could you want?! I would recommend everyone to give 'Killing Hope' a read!

I came across this book while trawling on amazon looking for a title / cover that grabbed my attention. Boy am I glad that I stumbled across this little gem. The writing style, in my opinion is excellent, with short, fast paced chapters that make you want to keep reading and doesn't get too bogged down with long winded nonsense. The main character is flawed, but very likeable and the supporting cast also manage to hold their own. The body count is huge and plot manages to twist and turn right up