| From Publishers Weekly Cannon's ( Convictions ) first Nan Robinson thriller will leave readers eager for a sequel. Nan， an attorney employed by the State Bar of California， is disconcerted when she tries to contact Debra LaRoche， a secretary who'd left her three years before， since Debra's phone machine plays an outdated message. Nan's search for Debra plunges her headlong into a world of rock groupies and past-life hypnotists， particularly those affiliated with the Past Lives Institute， run by Jonathan Henley and his sister. Nan doesn't believe in hypnotic regression， but she can understand the attraction it might hold for Debra， whose 18-month-old son was killed in a car accident--and she all too easily understands the attractions of Jonathan. When Debra's body is discovered in the trunk of her car at the Los Angeles airport and Debra's estranged husband seems to have killed himself， Nan and the police believe the case is closed. But then Nan finds Debra's journal and becomes a target herself. Cannon's skeptical heroine and her elusive villain stake out the wilds of L.A. in an auspiciously flavorsome foray. Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information， Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. From Library Journal Lawyer Nan Robinson， investigator for the California State Bar， becomes concerned about a missing former employee with a penchant for ne'er-do-well musicians and nightlife. Nan soon learns of the woman's connection with the Past Lives Institute， falls for its handsome administrator， then cooperates with police after they discover a body. The killer， meanwhile， kills again and stalks Nan. This lightweight L.A. mystery， smoothly written and easy to take， is another series debut.Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information， Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. See all Editorial Reviews |
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