Remains to Be Seen

by Jim Ingraham

This is the story of a young female deputy sheriff from Florida who goes to Maine on a federal training program and becomes involved in the investigation of the murder of a college president whose body is found tied to a tree with arms outstreched as though crucified. Her search into the corruption, deceit, and perversion she encounters on the college campus creates a barrier of hatred that threatens her life.

Genres: Mystery

281 pages, Hardcover

First published July 18, 2008

Reviews

[Lynda Kelly · Rating 1 out of 5]

This was about a young trainee policelady who is involved in a case where a school president is found murdered. Sounded good but it was horribly disjointed and I packed it in. In one passage the senior policeman asks the trainee to show him where the keys and overcoat were as though we were supposed to know just what he was talking about. I flicked back and hadn't missed a prior mention at all. It was clearly going to be too much like hard work for me.