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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Dreadful..... absolutely dreadful. I really have no idea what this book was about. It was quite a disappointment. I do not recommend. ( ) The author depends too much on her readers having read the first in her series to understand, this, the second. To be expected of an author who truly develops characters, but I felt I had to keep catching up in this story of a state police officer and a district attorney caught up in a web of crime and surveillance. I really enjoy the Kay Scarpetta series. This book felt like it was written by a different author. The writing felt juvenile and unfocused. It was very simplistic and many times it felt like events weren't explained. The ending was a big WTF moment, not because it was shocking but because it made no sense. I do not recommend this book at all. A short work that started somewhere and ended nowhere. The title has nothing to do with the plot which was underdeveloped and senseless. I guess once you're a famous author you can get pretty much anything published. It was a quick read and doesn't require any brain power to follow the plot so that's a plus, I guess. no reviews | add a review
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Dispatched by the district attorney to a declining Massachusetts neighborhood to address a case related to a new public relations campaign, state investigator Win Garano suspects a deeper agenda and becomes involved with a loosely organized association of vigilante police officers, in a case during which he is assisted by his intuitive grandmother. No library descriptions found. |
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