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Bookmark on DeliciousPublished: June 17, 2009
Words: 28495 (approximate)
Language: English
Ebook description
Detective Constable Alexandra Bertolissio is on the trail of a serial killer. She knows who the perpetrator is but even her own boss doesn't believe her. He wants her to drop the case but she knows more people are going to die if she does. It's a time to focus and give it her best but her sister has thrown an emotional spanner in the works and Alexandra's personal life is suddenly in turmoil.Adult-content rating:
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crime, police, serial killer, detective, crime fiction, crime detective, brisbane, manhuntAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
Doug Pardee
on Oct. 11, 2010 :
This suspense story -- we know who the killer is and are kept updated on his activities -- didn't quite work for me.
The biggest problem I had was that the story kept jumping back in time without any warning. Part of that was a literary device that the author used of beginning a scene in one person's point of view, then some ways into the scene "rewind" to an earlier point and show the rest of the scene from another person's point of view. It was an interesting experiment, but without any warning of the rewinding and point of view shifting, it was confusing.
There's a good suspense story in here if you're prepared to deal with the temporal warps and occasional editing glitches.
By the way, I guess the story takes place in Brisbane, Australia. There's no indication except for the reference to a "ute", and the author's tag of "brisbane".
(reviewed long after purchase)