Suspense

This is another terrific John Lescroart book. Abe Glitsky, one of his regular characters, is one of my favorites. This book is chilling and well-written. ( )

After this, the third book in the Abe Glitsky series, I'm beginning to really enjoy his character, and the interplay between him and his friend Dismas Hardy. They're pretty funny sometimes, which is out of character for Glitsky - he's a pretty serious guy most of the time and normally is only begrudgingly cheerful.

This is the last of the series featurning him, but fortunately, they both appear in each other's series, and it's hard to separate the books into single character series; there are more in the Dismas Hardy series.

This one was one of the more interesting books so far by Lescroart. It kept me guessing til the end, even though I suspected the obvious answer was not the right one. ( )

Returning characters but with the focus more on detective Glitsky than lawyer Hardy, this was a well written but standard murder-seeks-revenge-on-those-that-put-him-in jail-story. ( )

The forst book by this author I have read. A very good book...a great summer read that will continue to draw you in to the story...despite a little bit too much of back and forth between character stories, it was still a fun read. The more or less "surprise" near the end was not too difficult to guess earlier in the book...the plot line provided too many clues to the only real solution to one of the crimes - some of those clues did not need to be in the book for the flow of the plot. But still worth the reading. ( )