4 Stars
I received an ARC of this one about a century ago and promptly put it on the backburner due to my friends’ “meh”-ish ratings and reactions. But then something popped up on my radar that changed my mind . . . .
Uncle Stevie don’t spout off too often and I most certainly drink his blend of Kool-Aid.
The story here starts with a young woman in an interrogation room confessing her part in a pair of murders. She provides every detail regarding the where, when, why and how. The only problem? When searched, it’s discovered the bodies aren’t in the place she swore they would be. Now it’s up to FBI Agent Rob Barrett to figure out truly how it happened.
So I think I know what happened to at least some of the people who didn’t loooooove this one: THEY READ IT WRONG. Ha! I keed, I keeeeed. But seriously, if a reader picks this up expecting . . . .
There’s a very good chance they could be disappointed because this story? It’s 100% . . . .
(That’s code gif for police procedural.)
I dug it.
ARC provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
Uncle Stevie don’t spout off too often and I most certainly drink his blend of Kool-Aid.
The story here starts with a young woman in an interrogation room confessing her part in a pair of murders. She provides every detail regarding the where, when, why and how. The only problem? When searched, it’s discovered the bodies aren’t in the place she swore they would be. Now it’s up to FBI Agent Rob Barrett to figure out truly how it happened.
So I think I know what happened to at least some of the people who didn’t loooooove this one: THEY READ IT WRONG. Ha! I keed, I keeeeed. But seriously, if a reader picks this up expecting . . . .
There’s a very good chance they could be disappointed because this story? It’s 100% . . . .
(That’s code gif for police procedural.)
I dug it.
ARC provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
Thank you, NetGalley!
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