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Dust | Patricia Cornwell

4 posts | 16 read | 1 reading | 3 to read

Returning to Cambridge after witnessing one of the worst mass killings in U.S. history, an exhausted Scarpetta investigates the murder of a young graduate student who is subsequently linked to bizarre homicides in Washington, D.C., where Scarpetta's FBI agent husband is tracking down a serial killer. (suspense).

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Dust | Patricia Cornwell

pan

Book 277/2021. Finished 1/12/21 ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Audiobook

4 likes

Mshookquilts

Dust | Patricia Cornwell

pick

Scarpetta is trying to find another serial killer as an FBI agent seems to be obfuscating evidence.

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Dust | Patricia Cornwell

I‘ve really been into this book since I started reading it, and then I came across dialogue like this. It‘s disappointing and annoying. Sure, the book was published in 2013, but it wasn‘t THAT long ago. 😒

38 likes

Dogwalker

Dust | Patricia Cornwell

so-so

Anyone who writes or describes their work has a tendency to be detailed. So it was with Cornwall‘s Dust. Story contains pages of details that at times brings the story to a crawl. More action through the book would have been welcomed. Although a struggle the end brought a satisfactory ending. Enjoy the author but not this effort.