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Loading... Fractured (2008)by Karin Slaughter
None. Amazon received My blog post about this book is at this link. Although Slaughter knows how to write a page-turner, and this one was no exception, several highly improbable leaps in this one strained even this most forgiving reader. I liked the characters, though, and hope Slaughter will give them a better novel in which to appear in the future. I like Will Trent. He's the best flawed character I've read in a long time. I loved how in Triptych, you couldn't tell until well into the book that Will was the main character, and series regular. Unfortunately, the story in Fractured just wasn't that interesting. I love that Will's functionally illiterate. It's fascinating that a writer and her readers (all of whom are obviously quite literate) would enter a journey with a person who finds reading the simplest words a trial. But I didn't give a much of a hoot about the other characters, some of whom lived, a couple died, and one kidnapped. Plus after such an excellent introduction to a new series, I was looking for more about Will, and Angie, and even the little rat that passes for a dog. At the start of bestseller Slaughter’s heart-pounding sequel to 2006’s Triptych, wealthy housewife Abigail Campano returns home one day to Atlanta’s posh Ansley Park neighborhood to find a dead girl in the mansion’s upstairs hallway, the apparent killer nearby. Thinking that the girl is her teenage daughter, Emma, the distraught Abby kills the alleged attacker only to realize that the murdered girl is not Emma, but Emma’s friend, Kayla Alexander. Agent Will Trent of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation soon determines that he has a murder and kidnapping on his hands. Paired with Det. Faith Mitchell, Trent scrambles to put the pieces together and find Emma before it’s too late. Summary BPL Continuing to read Slaughter’s book out of order with no nasty side effects. Although peopled with continuing characters, each book stands alone and strong. Ms Slaughter has not disappointed yet! 8 out 10 Recommended to murder mystery fans with strong stomachs…. no reviews | add a review Is contained in
Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0440244471, Mass Market Paperback)NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER (retrieved from Amazon Sat, 05 Jan 2013 00:02:25 -0500) Detective Will Trent of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation takes on the case of a girl who has been savagely murdered in one of Atlanta's most desirable neighborhoods. |
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