I am up to re-reading the 15th (or some may say the 14th) book in the Kay Scarpetta series.
This is a very different book than all the other Kay Scarpetta novels as it is told in the third person and is a stand alone book (meaning that it doesn't require reading previous novels in the series).
All the book reviews rave about this book ... I dont know ... in my mind this is where the series goes a bit haywire. There never seems to be any relationship resolution between the main characters (Kay, Benton, Lucy and Pete) and Kay and Benton continue to conduct the most bizarre relationship between them.
Thank goodness Im on the homeward stretch with these books!
This is a very different book than all the other Kay Scarpetta novels as it is told in the third person and is a stand alone book (meaning that it doesn't require reading previous novels in the series).
All the book reviews rave about this book ... I dont know ... in my mind this is where the series goes a bit haywire. There never seems to be any relationship resolution between the main characters (Kay, Benton, Lucy and Pete) and Kay and Benton continue to conduct the most bizarre relationship between them.
Thank goodness Im on the homeward stretch with these books!
