The book is a suspenseful procedural with a compelling heroine. It is a professional-grade read that leaves room for more stories.
This book is a suspenseful procedural that keeps readers engaged with its twisty plot and well-developed characters. The heroine is particularly compelling, with a mix of compassion and attitude that makes her a standout character. The author's writing is professional-grade, and the story is well-crafted, leaving readers wanting more. The setting and atmosphere are vividly described, adding to the overall enjoyment of the book. However, some readers might find the pacing a bit slow in certain sections, but the story's twists and turns make it a rewarding read.
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A suspenseful, professional-grade north country procedural whose heroine, a deft mix of compassion and attitude, would be welcome to return and tie up the ...
The book is quite frankly poorly written - the author wanders off the plot so often that you lose tract of the plot and characters - and could have used a good ...
Some Turow books are very good reads and others are just okay. For me, this was just okay. None of the characters were very believable or likeable.