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isalaur's review
fast-paced
3.0
This book gives us more of Agatha’s past and deals with the relationship between Hank and Agatha which is hyper cranked up thanks to the case they are working on.
The story and case are attention grabbing but the end when we get to the climactic moment is a TSTL moment. Lots of details as to how the killer is able to accomplish what he does are left out and Hank never has to explain how he comes to figure out who one of the bad guys is. Lots of things are glossed over which is becoming a pattern in this series and which is very out of character for Hart’s writing.
The story and case are attention grabbing but the end when we get to the climactic moment is a TSTL moment. Lots of details as to how the killer is able to accomplish what he does are left out and Hank never has to explain how he comes to figure out who one of the bad guys is. Lots of things are glossed over which is becoming a pattern in this series and which is very out of character for Hart’s writing.
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