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[a:Robert Dugoni 63650 Robert Dugoni https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1405264763p2/63650.jpg] is an excellent storyteller. Once again, I was riveted from page one, finding myself wanting to be Tracy Crosswhite, forming my own hypotheses on who the killer was. (Hint: I was wrong. Perhaps I'll stick to my day job.) The writing elicits a mental picture with the clarity of a major motion picture. I can see the action happening and envision all the characters as if they're real people standing right in front of me. I can't wait to read the rest of the Crosswhite series, and then dive into all of the rest of Dugoni's work!

This novel was a little predictable, but I like the main character and the writing style of the author. I was a bit disappointed in the ending and was hoping for a different outcome, but in hind-sight I guess it was appropriate. This novel has two story lines, which I liked, but it seemed to get in the way of what appears to be the main story line. I do like how the author incorporated aspects of the previous novels and in this story it calls the reader back to those scenes. I like that because, while at the time they seemed incidental, they are pivotal to the stories in this novel.