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Title	:	The Soul Catcher (Maggie O'Dell #3)
Author	:	Alex Kava
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 307 pages
Published	:	June 24th 2003 by MIRA (first published 2002)
Categories	:	Mystery. Thriller. Crime. Suspense. Fiction

The Soul Catcher (Maggie O'Dell #3)

Alex Kava

Paperback | Pages: 307 pages

Rating: 3.98 | 5807 Users | 245 Reviews

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I haven’t been exactly thrilled with the Maggie O’Dell series so far. This book starts out with the same thing I complained about in the first two: too much unnecessary detail and too much of Maggie’s hand-wringing and worrying. I did quite a bit of skimming over some paragraphs, and then the book got better. By the end, it had my full attention and I could see improvement in the writing, pacing, and character development. GR friends have told me the series gets better, and I now can see that. I will be reading the fourth book soon.

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Original Title:	The Soul Catcher
ISBN:	1551667010 (ISBN13: 9781551667010)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Maggie O'Dell #3
Characters:	Maggie O'Dell

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The worst of Kava's books in her series so far. It's like she sent an outline to the editor, went on holidays, and somebody filled in the plot to connect the ideas. A complete letdown compared to her previous 2 books

Number three in the series and I am still not getting it. Maggie is supposed to be an intelligent, experienced, well trained professional. So please can she stop doing silly things, drinking too much and waffling endlessly about her past. Move on!!! I actually found this book too long, rather boring and needing some tight editing. The identity of the murderer was apparent about two thirds of the way through and from there I started skimming. I am reading this series for a challenge so I will try

I thought this was very well written, the same type of story as Portrait in Death by JD Robb, but in my opinion, slightly better here, but the concept is almost identical, even some of the wording and the reason behind it to a point is identical. Not saying Kava got the idea from Robb or vice-versa, just noting some similarities. The only reason I gave this a 4 star and not a 5, is I figured out who did it long before O'Dell, who was very distracted by her mother issues, but still as a profiler

I started reading this book after it kept falling off my bookshelf (I took it as a sign, and I don't regret it.)I love the show "Criminal Minds" (Not because of Shemar Moore alone :p ) but because the human mind is fascinating and their thought process even more so. So, when I started this book and read that it was about FBI and more specifically, Behavioural Science Unit, I was taken with it. What Kava did was combine a realistic, yet a bit far-fetched at points, situation into a story that

When a young girl is found murdered near a DC memorial, FBI profiler Maggie O'Dell and her partner, R. J. Tully are brought onto the case when it appears there may be a serial killer at large. The victim had attended a rally nearby, led by the leader of a religious cult, suspected of having ties to another case and dubious behavior by him and his inner circle. I found this story to be stronger than the first two, even though it continues to belabor Maggie's personal issues. I'm finding the

It was surprising how much Maggie's past came into play with this one. Maggie's personality makes more sense knowing what we do about her past and her parents. I'm really not sure what to think of the final piece of info that Maggie's mom gave her. It will definitely be life changing.The religious aspect of this one drove me nuts. There was nothing new there, an old man things he's god to take advantage of people for money and sex. I hate reading about those things. I was very surprised about

The Soul Catcher, 3rd book in the series has FBI profiler, Maggie O'Dell and her partner, R.J. Tully, assigned to a case in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, where the FBI and ATF agents have a standoff with members of a local cult. As the two start working with the one cult member left alive to, they are given another case of a young teenage girl found raped and murdered behind the FDR monument in Washington, D.C., which leads to them finding a connection between their two cases.Standing in their