We only had her for a handful of chapters - this was a very Jane-centred novel - nothing wrong in that, but I do wish we saw Maura, even if it's chapter where she's with Jane and Angela and we look more at their friendship. Plus, for a Rizzoli and Isles thriller, we barely saw Dr Maura Isles. The second half was lacking and several of the subplots were pointless and lead nowhere. The first half of the book was more exciting than the second half. Angela's characters was in first person and it adds an nice layer as we know, while Angela and Jane love each other deeply, seeing both her and Jane's chapters showed their mother/daughter relationship from both sides.

Plus, this novel had four narrators and this kept the story moving. I love these characters and it felt like I was returning to old friends. But, let's be truthful here, this outing (while fun) wasn't the strongest in the series. I forgot how much I missed them and am now really excited to reread the earlier Rizzoli and Isles thrillers. It was a joy returning to these characters.

Is the doctor's teenage daughter, Amy, just suffering from a string of bad luck, or is there something more sinister going on.? But there's something not right, and it seems to be linked to a former patient, a daughter of a doctor Sofia worked with. She was well liked and well respected nurse. She finds herself investigate the gruesome yet senseless murder of nurse Sofia Suerez. Jane can't think of her mother and her wild theories right now. But no one believes her, not her neighbours, not her boyfriend, not even her daughter, Detective Jane Rizzilo. They keep to themselves, the blinds in their windows are always drawn and Angela can't shake the feeling that the wife's in danger.

There's something strange about Angela Rizzoli's new neighbours. I missed these characters and I am ready to return to this world and these characters. So, when I was on NetGalley months ago and saw that Tess Gerritsen was going to release this series's thirteen outing, I had to jump on it. I actually had plans for past few months to reread some older Rizzoli and Isles thrillers (Body Double, Vanish and The Mephisto Club). It's been a long time since I read a Rizzoli and Isles thriller. To catch him, Maura is forced to delve into a dark and dangerous family history - her own.īlood ties are the hardest to escape.

IT'S GORY, IT'S GRIPPING, IT'S GERRITSENĭetective Jane Rizzoli is assigned to investigate, and finds herself tracking a twisted killer across the country. But this time it's different, because the victim looks exactly like her.ĭetective Jane Rizzoli is assigned to investigate, and finds herself tracking a twisted killer across the country. Pathologist Maura Isles has dissected her fair share of corpses. 'A rip-roaring plot with scares and bumps on every page.

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