Not her best

As the series goes on there are more references to the evil and corrupt republicans, 1/6 people who end up being the crazed anarchy villains of this story using microwaves that once again almost kill the doc. Weirdly, the burning down of America, riots, city takeovers and cop killings, school shootings Nevada massacre and who they are done by are never mentioned. The stories get more outrageous and one sided politics getting to be whatever. Lucy the spaced out killer who stops the brutality of bashing in one’s head when the calm soothing voice of Aunt Kay repeatedly tells her to stop, is now with the secret service… at least Lucy isn’t in love with her computer wife emoji Janet, at least it isn’t mentioned in this book, yet again this unfortunate and unstable woman is secret service accepted. Marino still gawks at women while married to Dorothy a self serving snoop and of course the docs boss and his secretary make her life miserable and want her gone and try to sabotage her…just silly, and they will return!

Entertaining as always but typical for PC. The book ends abruptly and rather randomly. Still an entertaining read .

Great read

Another good read in the Kay Scarpetta series. Keeps you guessing but I wish political favoritism was left out.

I found this book difficult to read. The content made no sense to me. Too much color, not enough content.

Boring Wordy Did not finish

Not one of Cornwell’s better works. The ending was abrupt like author was in a hurry to finish, or she was kimited to a number of words to complete the novel.

Familiar characters but new case; really interesting

Shockingly poor effort from Cornwell which reflects badly on the previous books in the series. Boring, poorly developed and characterless. Do not waste your money.