Kay Scarpetta Mysteries: The Last Precinct Lib/E (Audiobook)

from raizel

I haven't read the much of this series and certainly not the previous book. This book starts with the killer caught and Kay saved from him and what seems like a tidy ending. Instead, many complications arise and Kay spends a lot of time angry about what her friends and colleagues may be hiding fr...

from skinglist

I started reading this mid-September and it took me weeks to get through the 1st 150 pages - and then I spent a few nights staying up way too late to read it. Was surprised by Talley - and while I like that her books have continuity, I feel as if the Chandonne arc needs closure. I hope it comes. ...

from delphimo

Patricia Cornwell delves into a story, and leaves no stone uncovered. In this installment, Kay Scarpetta deals with the lingering paranoia from the attack by Jean-Baptiste Chandonne. A New York attorney, Jaime Berger, ties Chandonne with a brutal murder in New York. Just when Kay thinks she may r...

from buffalogr

Not exactly your normal Scarpetta--she's trying to save her career and her livelihood. Assisted by her niece and her trusty sidekick cop, several new characters emerge and Scarpetta's character expands more fully as the plot gets thicker. Nice job Patricia Cornwell.

from unrequitedlibrarian

Tone of language: Grimly psychological Characters: Deeply emotionally wounded Plot twists: Puzzling links between seemingly unrelated murders Pace: Slow, painstaking analysis of crimes Values: The importance of relationships founded on trust Background research: Forensics Sexuality: Female murder...