Seven years ago, Dave Creasy was a New Orleans police
detective working a homicide when his daughter, Ruby,
turned up missing. He was a desperate man willing to do
anything to find Ruby. He made a bad decision which
ultimately led to his resignation from the force. He
found solace in the bottle and lost everything that was
dear to him. He now works as a private investigator, and
a tip from someone in his past reopens the seven-year-old
murder case of Renee Savaria. Along with the case, his
memories from that time of turmoil threaten to overwhelm
him. Will the current tip lead to closure for the
murder? Will he be able to reconcile his past with the
present?
Seven years ago, Claire Doucett was married to Davie
Creasy when her daughter vanished. Her first marriage
crumbled, and she found herself married to another cop.
Now in the decline of her second marriage, Claire still
glimpses her daughter in every face she passes. When she
spots a doll in a French Quarter shop that is an exact
replica of her daughter, no one really believes her
especially since the doll has disappeared. She knows what
she saw and the resemblance was more than coincidence.
The doll even has the same birthmark that Ruby had. Will
she be able to convince someone to look into her
daughter's case?
By chance, Claire runs into Dave at a political
fundraiser. Claire is there with her sister and Dave is
checking into some leads. When Claire finds out that Dave
is still a PI, she enlists his help in finding out the
truth about the doll. She convinces him to at least find
out about the doll maker. She knows that the doll will
lead to the person who took their daughter. Will they be
able to follow the path to a doll that may not have
existed?
Amanda Stevens has written a sinister tale. The plot line
is chilling as we look for a killer who makes dolls of his
victims. I particularly liked that Ms. Stevens included
chapters that were told from the viewpoint of the
villain. The characters are well defined, and each has a
past. THE DOLLMAKER is composed of one spine tingling
event after another that keeps the pages turning. Ms.
Stevens has a hit with THE DOLLMAKER.
The Dollmaker. He watches. He covets. He takes...
Seven years ago, Claire Doucett's daughter vanished without
a trace. Now a clue has finally surfaced—a doll that looks
exactly like her missing child, right down to the birth
mark on her arm. Claire's search will lead her from a
quaint collectibles shop in the French Quarter to the murky
Louisiana bayou country and the shadowy home of an
eccentric doll maker whose 'portrait' dolls resemble
missing children.
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