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San Francisco P.D. Homicide Inspector Kate Gillespie's investigation into a bizarre apparent murder/suicide is threatening to careen out of control. A dead man might not be dead. The families of the deceased are hiding something. And there are blood-soaked threads reaching into some very lofty places. But most perplexing of all are the shocking revelations of one of the "victims" dark and dangerous history -- the more Kate learns, the less she knows. It's a case that has placed Kate show more Gillespie on the hot seat as her investigation gets bigger by the moment -- and puts her perilously high on a rabid killer's hit list. show lessTags
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I like Rocky (and his wife Susan). I find that for the most part, unfortunately in this book I can't stand Gillepsie. Not sure why, but in this book she just rubs me the wrong way. Add to that the fact that Zim is actually growing on me as a character and this novel is full of firsts.
How Kate gets herself involved in the sticky, convoluted, nearly always IA-ish related cases is just interesting. This plot starts with a murder/suicide in the middle of the night and snowballs from there (plus, really, does Gillespie know everyone in San Francisco?)
It's not a bad novel, the dialogue is witting and fast paced, and the novel as a whole flows pretty well. There were only a few spots where the plot got so twisted that it was a bit show more confusing.
And then there's the Gillespie/Mike Torrence stuff. I'd comment on it, but I haven't yet formed an opinion, 'cause I'm horribly lost when it comes to that subplot, and I still don't get it. 1) Why they want to stay apart, 2) why they want to get together. Boggles my mind. show less
How Kate gets herself involved in the sticky, convoluted, nearly always IA-ish related cases is just interesting. This plot starts with a murder/suicide in the middle of the night and snowballs from there (plus, really, does Gillespie know everyone in San Francisco?)
It's not a bad novel, the dialogue is witting and fast paced, and the novel as a whole flows pretty well. There were only a few spots where the plot got so twisted that it was a bit show more confusing.
And then there's the Gillespie/Mike Torrence stuff. I'd comment on it, but I haven't yet formed an opinion, 'cause I'm horribly lost when it comes to that subplot, and I still don't get it. 1) Why they want to stay apart, 2) why they want to get together. Boggles my mind. show less
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- Deadly Legacy
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