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Natalie's Revenge: a Frank Renzi crime thriller Kindle Edition

4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 413 ratings

Someone murdered Natalie's mother, and ten-year-old Natalie wants revenge.

During her twenty year hunt for the killer, she dances in NYC strip clubs, works as a call girl in Paris. And returns to New Orleans with a gun. NOPD Detective Frank Renzi investigates a VIP murder in a French Quarter hotel and pursues the alluring and elusive Natalie. But Natalie is hot on the trail of her mother's killer. Don't miss the thrilling showdown.
Best Mystery-Thriller, 2014 -- Feathered Quill Book Awards.
“An amazingly great read! Fast-paced, well written and extremely challenging to put down." -- Rebeccas Reads
"A masterpiece.
It is difficult to make a serial killer enchanting, but Fleet has done so." -- Amazon Reader
"The action starts on page one and doesn't end until the last sentence!" -- Amazon reader
"The coolest detective in literature, Frank Renzi has a new crime to solve. A VIP murder in one of New Orleans' swankiest hotels. Beyond thrilling.”-- Feathered Quill Book Reviews
"Terrific read. I enjoyed Natalie's side of the story and part of me wanted her to succeed in her mission, but I also wanted Frank to catch up with her. Didn't expect the ending.” Amazon reader.

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"The coolest detective in literature at the moment, Frank Renzi, has a new crime to solve. A VIP murdered in one of New Orleans' swankiest hotels. Natalie is a truly intelligent and seductive character. Renzi’s hunt and Natalie’s actions go beyond thrilling. This is one great author! We need more Renzi STAT!" -- Feathered Quill Book Reviews

"In this third book in Fleet’s Frank Renzi mystery series, Renzi must solve not one, but two murders that happened twenty years apart. Natalie’s Revenge is an amazingly great read! Fast-paced, well written and extremely challenging to put down. If you enjoy murder mysteries, this is one title you definitely want." -- Rebeccas Reads

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TWO MURDERS TWENTY YEARS APART In 1988, ten-year-old Natalie is devastated when police find her mother brutally murdered in a sleazy New Orleans hotel. Natalie's twenty-year search for the killer takes her from dancing in New York City strip clubs, to working as a call girl in Paris. And back to New Orleans with a gun. Now it's 2008 and NOPD Detective Frank Renzi must solve the murder of a VIP businessman in a ritzy French Quarter hotel. Is this a gangland hit? A drug deal gone bad? Who will the next victim be? The murders continue. Hindered by hurricane evacuations, Renzi pursues the elusive Natalie. Is she just another call girl? Or is she a killer? Another exciting thriller from the award-winning author of Absolution and Diva "The coolest detective in literature at the moment is Frank Renzi, and Natalie is a truly seductive and intelligent character." - Feathered Quill Book ReviewsIn her travels, Susan Fleet has worn many hats: trumpeter, music historian and novelistVisit her at susanfleet.com

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  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B009EAWCDK
  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Music & Mayhem Press (December 8, 2013)
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ December 8, 2013
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • File size ‏ : ‎ 2.0 MB
  • Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
  • Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
  • Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • X-Ray ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
  • Print length ‏ : ‎ 296 pages
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 413 ratings

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In her travels, Susan Fleet has worn many hats: trumpeter, college professor and music historian. While teaching at Berklee College of Music in Boston, she began killing people. Fictionally, of course! In 2001 she moved to New Orleans, the setting for her award-winning crime thrillers featuring NOPD Homicide Detective Frank Renzi.

Susan still plays her trumpet every day, but spends most of her time dreaming up new ideas to terrify and enthrall her readers. See more at http://www.susanfleet.com Her other passion is promoting talented female musicians. See them here http://susanfleet.com/morewomenmusicians.htm

See her true crime books here. http://susanfleet.com/truecrimebooks.htm

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Customers find the plot riveting and suspenseful. They describe the book as an enjoyable, well-crafted read that keeps them interested throughout. Readers praise the writing quality as wonderful and talented. They love the characters, describing them as memorable and 3D. The story is described as creative and inventive, with a good pace that keeps readers engaged.

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81 customers mention "Plot"73 positive8 negative

Customers enjoy the plot. They find it riveting, suspenseful, and enjoyable. The present-past storyline intrigues them with its twists and turns. The book is described as a fast-paced mystery with an unexpected ending that leaves readers wanting more.

"...I highly recommend this book as a well written, suspenseful, and enjoyable read." Read more

"...I enjoyed the flow between the characters. I enjoyed the time hops to fill in the story. This was a creative one...." Read more

"...The plot is grripping. It is well edited. In short it is a masterpiece in its genre. A total suiccess...." Read more

"The book had lots of twists and turns. I found myself rooting for Detective Renzi while at the same time hoping Natalie would escape...." Read more

75 customers mention "Readability"75 positive0 negative

Customers enjoyed the book. They found it well-written and suspenseful. The series was praised as one of the best they have read. Readers appreciated the flow between characters and the strong, determined character of Natalie.

"...I highly recommend this book as a well written, suspenseful, and enjoyable read." Read more

"This was nicely done. I enjoyed the flow between the characters. I enjoyed the time hops to fill in the story. This was a creative one...." Read more

"...The plot is grripping. It is well edited. In short it is a masterpiece in its genre. A total suiccess...." Read more

"Wow, another great Frank Renzi novel! I actually liked the bad girl and was hoping that she would outsmart everyone...." Read more

44 customers mention "Interest"44 positive0 negative

Customers find the book interesting and engaging. They enjoy the suspenseful plot and characters. The book is described as an attention-grabbing read that keeps readers hooked until the end.

"...The characters were all so different, colorful and fun. Of course, as always, I particularly liked Frank Renzi...." Read more

"...I kept reading. It was kind of interesting, but pretty long. A lot of stuff happens, and I kept wondering when she would get caught / killed...." Read more

"...line is that Natalie's Revenge is well written and keeps your interest until the final page." Read more

"...Now I have another author to read. The book was riveting. I hated to put it down...." Read more

38 customers mention "Writing quality"32 positive6 negative

Customers find the book well-written with deep characters that make you feel for them. They appreciate the author's style and talent as an author. The plot is gripping, the dialogue is great, and the editing is good. Overall, readers enjoy the book and recommend it.

"...I highly recommend this book as a well written, suspenseful, and enjoyable read." Read more

"...The plot is grripping. It is well edited. In short it is a masterpiece in its genre. A total suiccess...." Read more

"...I like the author's style." Read more

"...Bottom line is that Natalie's Revenge is well written and keeps your interest until the final page." Read more

34 customers mention "Character development"31 positive3 negative

Customers enjoy the well-developed characters in this gripping thriller. They find the plot engaging and the characters memorable. The characters are described as three-dimensional, flawed, and fascinating individuals with depth and passions. Readers find themselves rooting for the "bad girl" throughout the story.

"...The characters were all so different, colorful and fun. Of course, as always, I particularly liked Frank Renzi...." Read more

"This was nicely done. I enjoyed the flow between the characters. I enjoyed the time hops to fill in the story. This was a creative one...." Read more

"The characters are 3 dimensional, both the 2 principal ones and the secondaay. The plot is grripping. It is well edited...." Read more

"Wow, another great Frank Renzi novel! I actually liked the bad girl and was hoping that she would outsmart everyone...." Read more

11 customers mention "Creativity"9 positive2 negative

Customers enjoy the book's creativity. They find the story inventive and creative, weaving a great mystery with facts and close calls.

"...I enjoyed the time hops to fill in the story. This was a creative one. Not sure why, but this one did not suck me in all the way...." Read more

"...who is a perfectionist in acquiring and using facts and creative in weaving a great mystery...." Read more

"Natalie's Revenge was OK, but I would only recommend it to others with reservations...." Read more

"Natalie is inventive and so is the story. Best unexpected ending I've read in along time. I'm looking forward to more Renzi thrillers." Read more

8 customers mention "Pace"8 positive0 negative

Customers find the book's pace good. They say it keeps their interest but doesn't go too far out of the box.

"...Just finished reading Natalie's Revenge and found it to be a fast-paced enjoyable read...." Read more

"...Revenge was a slickly written book that started well and had good pace in the beginning, but the novel started to seem very contrived the farther I..." Read more

"This is an end of your seater. Good pace, so it kept your interest but didn’t go so far out there that you can’t keep up...." Read more

"Very good book. Fast paced and interesting. A mystery with a different twist and one where hope the 'bad guy' makes it!" Read more

5 customers mention "Sympathy"5 positive0 negative

Customers find the book interesting and sad. They feel sympathy for the serial killer and the little lost girl who grows up to become a killer. The author writes with compassion and heart, taking you into the minds of the characters. The New Orleans setting is tragic and magical.

"...Susan Fleet writes with a compassion and heart that takes you into the minds and souls of her main characters...." Read more

"...Female serial killers are rare, and the New Orleans setting very tragic and magical. Keep it up!!" Read more

"...You end up with sympathy for the little lost girl who grows up to become a killer and even Frank feels her pain. Love books by this author." Read more

"This book was both sad and intriguing. The lack of affection, coupled with cruelty contributed to the twisted character of Natalie...." Read more

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  • Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2012
    I've read all of Ms. Fleet's mysteries and I think "Natalie's Revenge" is the best. Ms. Fleet displayed the many elements that make a mystery superb in this book. The characters were all so different, colorful and fun. Of course, as always, I particularly liked Frank Renzi. His banter among his fellow police officers and his girlfriend continuously made me smile; often so tongue and cheek. I highly recommend this book as a well written, suspenseful, and enjoyable read.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2014
    This was nicely done. I enjoyed the flow between the characters. I enjoyed the time hops to fill in the story. This was a creative one. Not sure why, but this one did not suck me in all the way. I did get lost when reading it, it will entertain you. But I also just wanted it to be done so I could move on to another. That could be due to my mood or it was missing a little something for me.

    Overall, I would recommend this to you crime junkies out there :-)
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  • Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2017
    The characters are 3 dimensional, both the 2 principal ones and the secondaay. The plot is grripping. It is well edited. In short it is a masterpiece in its genre. A total suiccess. It is difficult to make a serial killer enchanting, but Ms, Fleet has done so with this one. Congatulations.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2013
    Although I have 20% left to read I am finding the story a little over the top and way beyond reality.
    Also there are a lot of typos in the text - sign of poor editing. Not sure I would rush to read another Susan Fleet book.
  • Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2014
    Wow, another great Frank Renzi novel! I actually liked the bad girl and was hoping that she would outsmart everyone. That's saying a lot because usually I want them to be caught and thrown in jail or have a shoot out at the end with the killer meeting their maker. It was a nail biter and I had a hard time putting it down. I just wanted to find out what happened next. Frank Renzi is a detective to admire for his sharp mind and the relentless pursuit of the murderer. I really liked the character he displayed when he could have cheated on his girlfriend. His thinking was that even if she never knew, that he would. I loved him for that!
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  • Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2013
    The book had lots of twists and turns. I found myself rooting for Detective Renzi while at the same time hoping Natalie would escape. Unfortunately for Natalie, whether she escapes capture or not, she won't escape her tortured past or the choices she's made. I liked the characters and I'm looking forward to reading more of their adventures. I imagine there will be some kind of sequel to Natalie's Revenge, because Frank Renzi doesn't strike me as a cop who will give up. I got this book free on bookbub, but I've gone on to purchase Jackpot, and may purchase the others, too. I like the author's style.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2013
    Natalie's Revenge is a very different sort of mystery. Yes, there is of course the killer and the detective pursuing the killer, but that is where the similarity ends. Susan Fleet writes with a compassion and heart that takes you into the minds and souls of her main characters. "Natalie's Revenge" is not so much a Whodunnit as a novel about the characters and their actions, and the reasons for the actions and effects of the actions. Instead of hating the killer, we come to understand her and on many levels wish she could have a happy ending. We understand how her past has affected Natalie's decisions and her need to take justice into her own hands. Natalie and Detective Frank Renzi are fully drawn, flawed, fascinating individuals with depth and passions that drive them. There are no card board cutout "Killer" "Cop" or "Victim" characters here. There is a handful of characters I have met in books that stay with me, and Frank and Natalie have moved into that group. I look forward to reading more of Ms. Fleet's work.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2017
    This book kept going on and on. I liked the start with a 10 year old girl being left by herself most nights as her mom "works" to support herself and her daughter, and then one day her mom doesn't wake her up for school. And so it begins. Her mother killed, brought up be relatives in Pecos. Her cousin tries to abuse her, and she eventually kills him, while always striving to find the man that killed her mom.
    I kept reading. It was kind of interesting, but pretty long. A lot of stuff happens, and I kept wondering when she would get caught / killed. About 75% of the way through the book, I started rooting for her to accomplish her goal and not get caught, then.....
    Then what?
    I liked the main detective, Frank. I like the way our author portrayed the CIA guy looking to avenge his CIA friend that was killed. I liked the description of the lady owning Parade's Aplenty, at least I think that was the name of the place Natalie stayed at in New Orleans.
    Read it yourself, it's pretty good
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  • Barbara
    3.0 out of 5 stars Avid reader
    Reviewed in Italy on March 9, 2017
    I enjoyed the character Natalie, reading her story kept me turning the pages, but I feel that Frank Renzi character was weak by comparison.
  • Tom Bryson - writer
    5.0 out of 5 stars The purest motive...
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 7, 2013
    While Mahatma Ghandi said `An eye for an eye would make the whole world blind', revenge is still considered to be the purest motive. Susan Fleet's superbly drawn character Natalie exemplifies the truth of this aphorism. The reader follows Natalie's journey as she pursues revenge for the death of her Vietnamese mother, murdered when Natalie was only ten years old. Her abused early years and struggles are vividly shown and how her motivation drives her on an inexorable path.
    As her story unfolds we resume our acquaintance with tough - but vulnerable - New Orleans cop Frank Renzi, who struggles to make sense of the bloody trail left by Natalie. And as with all good series it's a pleasure to meet up again with familiar characters like love interest Kelly, police partner Kenyon and nemesis Vobitch.
    As the paths of the hunter and the hunted converge, Renzi's sensibilities become confused. This is a great sequel to Fleet's two previous Renzi novels and she shows no sign of let-up in developing her protagonist character Frank Renzi. At the same time I detected strong empathy with the character of Natalie who could well have commanded, in her own right, a centre stage role in a stand-alone thriller. Mind you, the door's left open...
    Another excellent read from Susan Fleet - keep them coming, please!
    Review by Tom Bryson, crime/thriller writer.
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  • Book Worm
    4.0 out of 5 stars Terrific.
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 9, 2013
    This was a terrific read. I enjoyed Natalie's side of the story and part of me wanted her to succeed in her mission, but I also wanted Frank to catch up with her. Didn't expect the ending.
    There were a few mistakes with extra words in sentences,some words missing out of others and at the airport Natalie was wearing sweatpants but her hands were sweating and she didn't dare wipe them on her skirt?
    Looking forward to the next installment with Frank.
  • D. Thomson
    5.0 out of 5 stars Totally brilliant
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 3, 2013
    I really love the Frank Renzi series, and am already looking forward to the next one later this year.
    Here we have a really imaginative plot, cleverly constructed, with plenty of thrills and spills along the way. I'm not normally a fan of 'flashback' sections..and there are plenty in this book..but somehow the author makes it work, and the reader never loses track of things.
    This is a really great read, as were the previous 2 Renzi stories, and Susan Fleet ranks amongst the very best of the new crop of thriller writers. I've a feeling she'll be around for a very long time.
    Thanks Susan for another great read.
  • E. Briggs
    5.0 out of 5 stars Enjoyable read
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 9, 2018
    I'm really enjoying the Frank Renzi series. Good plots and likeable characters. On to the next book...

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