3.8 stars. I enjoy this author's other series well enough so I picked Homecoming up for a light read.
The protagonist of the story, a young cop, went back to his hometown to attempt his estranged father's funeral, and said father was also a cop. The older man left behind one single unsolved case in his career: a professor was stabbed to death with his 12 years old son being in the crime scene, despite having a strong suspect (a family friend) for the case, the murderer was still never caught.
So when the dead professor's son urged the young cop to re-investigate the case, the cop set out to try solving the case his late father had failed to solve.
Well, I'm impressed by how well the author wrote his characters in a realistic way, the ending isn't groundbreaking but it is also nice ! I will look forward for more of this series.