A thriller featuring a heroine who acts tough as nails but is actually just a deeply sensitive gal struggling to get by in the world alone is hardly uncharted territory. But in her debut novel — in which, surprise, surprise, a serial killer is on the lam and must be stopped — Sarah Lovett makes a fairly strong case for using this formula. While the story holds few unexpected twists and, if read too carefully, exposes occasionally questionable plotting, 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. B
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