Dangerous Deception (Raff Rafferty Mystery Series Book 3)
By Robert Joseph
A pretty, young interviewer at the Center for Research of American Sexual Habits, funded by the founder of HONEYS MAGAZINE, a highly successful mens periodical devoted to the exploitation of the female body, is brutally murdered.
Fati (Fatima) Rafferty, Raff's attractive, red-haired daughter and a rookie officer with the Los Angeles Police Department, is coerced by her division commander to go undercover as an interviewer at the Center in order to determine how, why and by whom the slain girl was murdered.
When subsequent murders occur at the Center, the question is raised: Will Fati -- even with Raff's unofficial help -- be able to stop the killer before she herself becomes the next victim?
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***MY HONEST REVIEW OF Dangerous Deception***
When an
interviewer for The Center for Research of American Sexual Habits is murdered,
along with a security guard, rookie officer Fati Rafferty goes undercover,
replacing her as an interviewer. As Fati gets closer to her boss, who just
happens to be the main suspect, she begins to wonder if he truly is guilty. But
after a third person is killed, Fati follows a new lead and uncovers more
danger than she ever suspected.
This was a true
murder mystery because it made me suspect so many different characters. Just
when I was sure of who the killer was and why, the plot would change and lead
me to someone else. I liked the character of Fati, and felt her development
throughout the story was spot on for her inexperience. This story kept me
entertained throughout. If you like murder mysteries that are hard to predict
the killer or the outcome, then this one is for you.
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