Negra Zeta: El Libro de los Muertos (Series #171) (Paperback)

from OneMorePage

The only reason Cornwell continues to make the best-seller lists is because her fans from her earlier days (I am among them) keep hoping she will regain her originality and style. She hasn't done it yet. A little less emphasis on all the characters and interpersonal relationships that continue fr...

from JoAnnSmithAinsworth

Very disappointing. I've liked her earlier books, but this one was confusing as to the writing itself and where the plot was going. I struggled through looking for the excitement I expected from a Scarpetta novel, but couldn't find it. Even the ending didn't ring true.

from kanata

Cornwell's last three books have deviated so much from her regular characters that she lost me as a dedicated reader. However, I am a glutton for punishment and thus picked up this title. I was mildly surprised that I actually didn't loathe this book though I believe that is because I had such a ...

from TheBoltChick

I am afraid I am just getting tired of Patricia Cornwell. While I loved the early books in the series, the author now seems to be getting angrier and is contantly promoting an agenda. All in all this book was a disappointment, and I doubt I will be reading this author again.

from ctfrench

In the 15th installment of the Kay Scarpetta series, Scarpetta has relocated to Charleston, South Carolina, where she has opened her own private forensic practice. With her are her niece Lucy and former cop Pete Marino. Kay's lover, Benton Wesley, is in Boston, working with a Harvard-affiliated p...