Suffer the Children

Lisa Black's SUFFER THE CHILDREN leads the reader on a educating journey through the world of child rehabilitation. I enjoyed more of what I learned in the veins of child psychology and troubled children than I enjoyed the “whodunit” aspect of the book. Maybe the fact that all the victims were children had a negative impact. I did like the sexual tension, though unresolved, between Maggie Gardiner and Jack Renner. I would probably read more of this author's “Gardiner and Renner Thriller” series for this fact alone. Interesting information on forensics too. Overall, it did hold my interest and moved quickly. Occasionally, I struggled to track who was speaking, but maybe that's just me.