Kay Scarpetta Mysteries: Black Notice Lib/E (Audiobook)

from delphimo

The Kay Scarpetta series seems to fixate on winter. Again winter rears its ugly head as many problems arise. An autopsy by another coroner reveals that the person who was killed in Point of Origin is really dead. A new Deputy Chief takes over the Richmond Police Department and throws Pete Marino ...

from dickmanikowski

Perhaps the weakest of Cornwall's novels that I've yet read. What I like about the novels is both their story lines and the amount of forensic medical information that they portray. This one, however, got into far too much personal drama and soul searching for my taste. It also confused me. Scarp...

from skraft001

Been some time since I read a Scarpetta novel, so recollection is that level of quality was better in others. Marino character in particular was way overdone. Sure, we get that he is a surly cop with an attitude, but he gets portrayed as maniacal and childish. Lots of reminiscing about Benton, to...

from MrsLee

Kay Scarpetta has enough to deal with in coping with her grief over the loss of her husband, but now someone is plotting to make her loose her job and her authority. This story has many layers. My first Cornwell book, and I found it gripping. Some of the characters actions and reactions didn't se...

from bjmitch

My friend periodically gives me bags full of books she's read and I found this one in the last batch. It's been ages since I've read a Cornwell/Dr. Scarpetta book, just long enough for me to miss them and really enjoy this one. The mystery in this case begins with a decomposing body found in a ca...