Sandra Ruttan

Suspenseful to the end! The story starts with a reporter, a cop, and a videotape of suicide or murder. When they begin to investigate this causes a ripple effect that keeps expanding.

This book is skillfully written with characters that are real. The dialogue never flags or confuses. But, the suspense does rivet you to your chair with your fingers tightly grasped on your kindle.

Mystery and suspense I will read more by Ms.Ruttan.

We finally learn what happened when Nolan, Hart, and Tain met each other when unresolved issues from that case come back to haunt them. Long flashbacks make up most of the book, interspersed with the current investigation. Loose ends are tied up, both from the original case and their latest.

Interesting enough, but less involving than the first two.

I enjoyed "Lullaby for the Nameless" by Sandra Ruttan even though I had not heard of this writer before and have not read the first two books in the series.
The story held my interest and the characters were well thought out. I did however tend to get lost in all the flashbacks and was not certain sometime (even with the dates usually pointed out) exactly in what order some events happened.
It was a good book but I don't think I will make a point of looking for this author again.