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In most Kay books the crime solving tech &villains are the focus. This had meaningful character interactions (❤️sometimes there are 0) but she consistently leaves huge emotional conflicts off the page &there‘s a big 1 here.

I cannot believe she named the villain Edgar Allen Pogue. He has a (fake) history with the characters as if we would not remember an Edgar Allen Pogue. PC, you have to leave these breadcrumbs. TLP/Lucy‘s plot becomes asinine.

Although it gave me some good points for #Scarathon, I can‘t recommend this one and I‘ve read most of the series. The characters were more “woe is me”, the writing somewhat repetitive and the overall murder mystery/thrill rush just fell off completely. Positives: I got 10 hours of reading towards #31by31 Readathon, a #ScarathonDailyPrompt for multiple victims, and a lot of word search words points to add to this week for #TeamSlaughter!

14-2020 ⭐️⭐️ (Re-Read) Audiobook 7
I realise there are more main characters but I really dislike the third person narration. Maybe as this is book 13 in the series I just have higher expectations.

It wasn't my favourite Scarpetta book but I still enjoyed it, got bored at times though. Kay does really annoy me as a main character at times 😂
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I really couldn't get into this book for some reason. Not sure if it was the story that bored me, or what was happening with the characters, but I was totally bored and drifting off while reading it.

I have a ton of #onewordtitles for #photoadaynov16 I mean I am a huge Stephen King fan, however, I spent the day finishing N0S4A2 and I am emotionally drained and lazy. This is the book I pulled from the living room bookshelf to take to the bedroom shelf.