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“Did you know all that blood rushing through my veins at this very moment is teeming with the urge to watch you die?”

4.0+ RATING- Impulse is the second book in the Faces of Evil series and should be read after reading Obsession, book one. While it could work as a stand-alone, significant parts of the backstory would be missed and for overall enjoyment and understanding, Obsession and Impulse should be read together.

Impulse starts immediately where Obsession ends. The events in both books cover a very short amount a time, approximately a week. While the suspense/thriller storyline in Obsession was more creepy, I thought the story in Impulse was more violent and one part, although short, was very gruesome.

“Ah… so you’re ready to play, are you?”

His singular motive is pleasure. Jess’s voice whispered in her ears. The only way he can feel it is by torturing his victims in the most depraved ways.

“Yes.” Lori moistened her lips, wrestled back the fear. “I’m ready to play.”

Debra Webb writes a great suspenseful story and I really enjoy her characters. I love that the main characters that are women are strong and capable. I also like that Jess and Dan are older, both in their fourties, and definitely not perfect. Her use of alternating points of view works well too. The only disappointment I have is with the romance part of the story. I admit, I like my books, even my romantic suspense stories, pretty hot. I enjoy the steam, the details, all of it. While I really appreciate the chance to understand the complexities between Jess and Dan's relationship, the past hurts, and the current obstacles, I miss the heat! The suspense portion of the story has been so strong, and the author is a great writer, it's disappointment to the romance lover in me that there's just not many sexy bits. That being said, I have really enjoyed the prequel and the first two books in this series and plan to continue with it. I look forward to seeing what happens next with these characters and this villain.

“When the lungs are deprived of oxygen, do you know how long it takes for a woman of your age and physical condition to lose consciousness and subsequently expire?”

Her body tensed, but she refused to allow him to see any other reaction to the threat.

He waited a moment. When she didn’t answer , he sighed. “I suppose not.”

His hand closed over her mouth and nose.
Fear ignited.

“Let’s find out.”

Overall, another great read. I loved the suspense, missed the heat, but am looking forward to reading more. Debra Webb is definitely an author that I'm sticking with and I'm really happy I took the time to start this series. While I recommend book one and two be read together (and the prequel if possible, although not necessary), book two seems like a good place to stop since all major plot lines not related to "The Player" have been resolved


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Impulse Faces of Evil Debra Webb 9781455527618 Books Reviews

You better plan on reading this book in one sitting because once you start - you won't be able to stop!

A-Mazing! If I was prone to bite my nails - there would be nothing left but the nubs. After the way Ms. Webb left me and all of her readers handing at he end of book one in the Faces of Evil series, (it was very, very evil on her part), I immediately had to start this book...even though it was late and past my bedtime and there was a very good chance I would be having nightmares. I'm not one for reading nail-biting, edge of your seat thrillers before bed because once the lights go out, every creak and groan my house has my eyes popping open and my heart racing. Impulse is not the book you want to be reading before bed...I should have taken my own advise. I wasn't going to pull an all nighter and finish this book before bed...HA! I couldn't stop reading, even despite the threat of nightmares. Oy Vey!

Impulse picks up immediately after Obsession ends. Jess and Dan have barely closed the case after rescuing five missing girls before the next nightmare rears it's ugly head.

Jess finds herself under investigation by the FBI for her actions involving her handling of the case involving "The Player", being offered a new job as Deputy Chief by her ex-lover and Police Chief Dan Burnett and being tormented by none other than Eric Spears aka The Player...or is she?

Jess knows beyond all doubt that somehow Eric Spears is involved as people close to Jess go missing. The Player is a mastermind at manipulation and he knows just what buttons of Jess's to push. But the facts aren't adding up for this profiler and the case has Jess and the entire police task force baffled. Is The Player really behind everything that is going on? Is there an accomplish doing The Player's dirty work? Or is a copycat trying to make a name for himself and cash in on all the media attention?

Jess is going to have to put all her fears and feeling aside and try to outwit, outlast and outplay...The Player. The lives of people close to Jess hang in the balance if Jess can't stay one step ahead of The Player and figure out his next move.

What an ending! Can't wait to see what the next book in this series brings. Is it February 2012 yet?
A good continuation of the series picking up right where book 1 ends. In a race against time, Jess works to solve the mystery of who's kidnapping, torturing, & killing people whose lives she's touched. Is it Spears or a copycat serial killer? Why is he obsessed with Jess? At the same time, evidence is mounting that Jess has gone off the deep end. Who is setting her up? An intense, gruesome read with some twists & turns - some of which I figured out before hand. I enjoyed the relationship development between Jess & Burnett and look forward to seeing what happens in the next book. A good, solid romance/suspense story!
“Did you know all that blood rushing through my veins at this very moment is teeming with the urge to watch you die?”

4.0+ RATING- Impulse is the second book in the Faces of Evil series and should be read after reading Obsession, book one. While it could work as a stand-alone, significant parts of the backstory would be missed and for overall enjoyment and understanding, Obsession and Impulse should be read together.

Impulse starts immediately where Obsession ends. The events in both books cover a very short amount a time, approximately a week. While the suspense/thriller storyline in Obsession was more creepy, I thought the story in Impulse was more violent and one part, although short, was very gruesome.

“Ah… so you’re ready to play, are you?”

His singular motive is pleasure. Jess’s voice whispered in her ears. The only way he can feel it is by torturing his victims in the most depraved ways.

“Yes.” Lori moistened her lips, wrestled back the fear. “I’m ready to play.”

Debra Webb writes a great suspenseful story and I really enjoy her characters. I love that the main characters that are women are strong and capable. I also like that Jess and Dan are older, both in their fourties, and definitely not perfect. Her use of alternating points of view works well too. The only disappointment I have is with the romance part of the story. I admit, I like my books, even my romantic suspense stories, pretty hot. I enjoy the steam, the details, all of it. While I really appreciate the chance to understand the complexities between Jess and Dan's relationship, the past hurts, and the current obstacles, I miss the heat! The suspense portion of the story has been so strong, and the author is a great writer, it's disappointment to the romance lover in me that there's just not many sexy bits. That being said, I have really enjoyed the prequel and the first two books in this series and plan to continue with it. I look forward to seeing what happens next with these characters and this villain.

“When the lungs are deprived of oxygen, do you know how long it takes for a woman of your age and physical condition to lose consciousness and subsequently expire?”

Her body tensed, but she refused to allow him to see any other reaction to the threat.

He waited a moment. When she didn’t answer , he sighed. “I suppose not.”

His hand closed over her mouth and nose.
Fear ignited.

“Let’s find out.”

Overall, another great read. I loved the suspense, missed the heat, but am looking forward to reading more. Debra Webb is definitely an author that I'm sticking with and I'm really happy I took the time to start this series. While I recommend book one and two be read together (and the prequel if possible, although not necessary), book two seems like a good place to stop since all major plot lines not related to "The Player" have been resolved