Widowmaker

This book moved slower for me than the others. I got distracted a few times and had to push myself to pick the book back up. This story just didn't seem as exciting for me. I found myself hoping the young man he was trying to help really was his half brother. I was surprised at how disappointed I was at the end when his body was discovered. There was also a few other details at the end that I found disappointing. Mainly, I really hoped the wolf dog could have been kept in the story somehow. I guess it works out better that the dog was able to return to the wild but my heart was just hoping to read more about him. Who knows, maybe the dog will show up in other books somehow. I was also disappointed that the one character that Bowditch believed influenced the killer got away with it. I just hate unresolved issues.