I actually like Karin Slaughter, the books of the Linton / Tolliver-series, I devour a real and'm always happy about new releases. I'm also usually a problem with a second series of authors - except for Jeffery Deaver - by Cornwell I find relentlessly boring, and Andreas Franz is lame at the Brandt number of more (because I find the third set of more with the Kiel Commissioners) and Volume 1 of the Trent series of Slaughter was quite nice but somehow not ...
Now there is Volume 2 "horror, published by Del Rey-Verlag.
The summary also promises a lot and it was clear" I want read the "...!)
still on the threshold of her home looks Abigail Campano the broken glass the bloody footprint on the hardwood floor And the man who bends over the lifeless body of a girl your daughter She rushes to it takes him to the case, and in a fierce battle of life and death, they strangled him. The girl who sees them, was slain. The body is with bite wounds and bruises all over. But it's not their daughter Emma, but their best friend . Kayla Emma is the talismanic
Special Agent Will Trent knows. The chance of finding the girl alive is, from hour to hour lower. But even more appalling is the idea that the sadistic offender could get away with it ...
Special Agent Will Trent knows. The chance of finding the girl alive is, from hour to hour lower. But even more appalling is the idea that the sadistic offender could get away with it ...
The book begins like motorsports and I was tied up pretty quickly. Unfortunately, that was then quickly after, the story became more lengthy and additionally magnified by enormous amounts of personal problems of the main players that took the tension out of the case actually pretty exciting out clearly.
Eventually I bored me so much that I read the book for several weeks to put aside - and I never in a band Slaughter happened, so far I could read only at a time.
After weeks, I took the book again in the hand and read it over. Although it was exciting again towards the end was the way to get there much too long and paved with rather unimportant details. Also during the Schlussermttlungen it pulled back somewhat, although I was unclear as why does the thing with the colors did not immediately - that he would in my opinion have to recognize because of its history within seconds, I was least at the moment of reading immediately clear.
That was definitely the weakest for me so far and if they actually Slaughter by developments in the Linton / Tolliver-range planning a crossover manner (as I have understood, at least on the reading) then I see the with very mixed feelings and can only hope that they then should look to a better narrative.
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