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"For readers who yearn for clever plots, real characters, tense suspense, and, best of all, literate writing, here comes Sarah Lovett's Dangerous Attachments with all of the above."
--Tony Hillerman

"What drives Dangerous Attachments is not only its relentless plot and ruthless depictions of aberrant behavior, but the verisimilitude of character and place on each page... The plot twists and turns pump our adrenaline like an 80-mph ride down Ski Basin Road in the middle of a hail storm. You're not sure what's coming up and you don't want to take your eyes off the road for a second."
--Santa Fe Reporter

"If you're looking for electrifying, heart-pounding excitement, you can bungee jump into the Grand Canyon or you can pick up Dangerous Attachments. It is intense, frightening, vivid, true, and above all, literate--and forensic psychologist Sylvia Strange is surely one of the most unforgettable characters in mystery fiction today."
--Douglas Preston
Author of Relic and Talking to the Ground

"Dangerous Attachments introduces a likable character in forensic psychiatrist Dr. Sylvia Strange, and a twisted-enough bad guy to ensure both a fun and fast beach read."
--Entertainment Weekly

"Dangerous Attachments has that dark-edged thrill that reminds us of Thomas Harris's Silence of the Lambs combined with the real-life imagery that shocked the world when Jeffrey Dahmer was arrested and convicted...What makes Lovett's novel fresh and exciting is the fact that her heroine, Strange, is actually an intelligent protagonist with dangerous attachments of her own."
--Arizona Summer Wildcat

"A well-written, cleverly plotted book about real characters: a forensic psychologist, loner Sylvia Strange, a gutsy penitentiary investigator named Rosie, and a sociopathic inmate, Lucas Watson. It's about politics and power, paranoia and lunacy, terrifying situations, and missing body parts."
--Arizona Republic

"In Dangerous Attachments, Lovett has created an appealing protagonist and put her in the middle of a horrific situation, certainly a formula for a successful story in the hands of a writer of Lovett's talent."
--St. Petersburg Times

"Lovett proves herself to be a potent literary force as she takes the reader on the same thrilling and terrifying ride as Sylvia Strange. The intricate plot and powerful characterizations keep you turning pages as this nightmarish scenario plays itself out in Santa Fe, the perfect backdrop for a novel that moves on both visceral and cerebral levels."
--Mostly Murder

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