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from jaimjane

I rather liked the writing style in this book. It reminded me of Sam Spade and some of the other "gumshoe" types of the 40's era and it played out rather well here with some amusing references and metaphors. The story line however was a bit flawed and Sloane's chip was too big for my taste. It's ...

from koalamom

Sloane Pearson is a female cop in a male cop world and department. It seems that whenever gets a break on a case, it's wrong. The males run pools on her love life - but even that isn't good and her dad is having health problems, too. When women are being sexually assaulted, she gets the case, but...

from lwatson1120

I definitely agree with Thorswitch's review that is listed below. But, I am glad that somebody liked this book because I really tried to like it. I just could not get into the story at all. The story flow was too jagged, and I could not figure out what was going on to even begin to get involved i...

from thorswitch

Unfortunately, I didn't get very far into this book. The premise sounded fun, but the way the story started just left me feeling very disoriented. Normally, I don't have a problem with books written in the first person - in fact, I love James Patterson's "Women's Murder Club" mysteries, and this ...

from lwatson1120

I definitely agree with Thorswitch's review that is listed below. But, I am glad that somebody liked this book because I really tried to like it. I just could not get into the story at all. The story flow was too jagged, and I could not figure out what was going on to even begin to get involved i...