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EAN: 9780751501681 ISBN: 0751501689 Label: WARNER BOOKS Manufacturer: WARNER BOOKS Number Of Pages: 437 Publication Date: 1994 Publisher: WARNER BOOKS Studio: WARNER BOOKS Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Cruel and UnusualI'm an audio book fan, I prefer unabridge and this was abridge and the story just doesn't flow. All of a sudden your in one area and then jump to another. Second, if your downloading to an ipod, the tracks for the three disk are the same so you can't download. In these times for a publisher to play those games is just being lazy. Chuck Rating: - What if the death row criminal hadn't died?Another test drive into the world of mystery, this book is my first book written by Patricia Cornwall. Life as a medical examiner isn't easy for Kay Scarpetta, particularly when fingerprints of a man killed in the electric chair appear at the scene of a crime a few days after he was killed. Then, after the death of her assistant, Susan Story, Kay becomes implicated in the crime. Can she discover the true killer before she ends up either in jail or dead herself? What I Liked: ... Read More Rating: - Audio Cassette ReviewThe book was much better. The abridgement was too much and took too much away from the story so that you never got a sense of the characters. It was like they set out to make it a specific length and hacked away until they could just give you a plot synopsis. I gave the book ****. Rating: - Forensically beautiful, yet disappointing, The characters are so wooden and there is so much innuendo as to whose relationship is with or to whom. My first Scarpetta novel was "TRACE" so I wanted to go back and read and earlier one. A fan recommended this one. But I still found the characters not particularly likeable. I can't stand Lucy. The plot was excellent and the forensic evidence pieces flawless. But there are so many holes and unconnected dots. And the whole plot changes from being about a killer, and who is killing these ... Read More Rating:  - Cruel and UnusualI didn't find anything wrong with it at all. It was in great shape. |
