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Simply delicious to the last drop! Tess Gerritsen always delivers a great read, but Last to Die is an especially tasty treat. Jane Rizzoli and Maura Isles are at their best in this blood chilling tale about three teens who have each survived two massacres involving their families and their foster families. Leave it to Jane and Maura to discover that the latest multiple homicide in Boston leaving 14-year-old Teddy Clock as the sole survivor is far from an unlucky home invasion. Teddy along with t
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What I liked most about this Rizzoli & Isles story is the re-connections we see with characters introduced in previous novels of the series - specifically The Mephisto Club and Ice Cold - and specifically the characters of Sansone, Lily Saul and "Rat". I really liked this book, but I like many of the previous installments better :-) namely: The Keepsake, Ice Cold, Vanish, Body Double and The Silent Girl.
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{3.5 stars}
Not quite the page turner I was hoping for, but still a classic Gerritsen mystery. The plot line seemed a little predictable to me and I could really do without Rizzoli's parent drama, (it didn't seem pertinent to the storyline). The Evensong school is as unusual as it is special as Maura discovers when she comes to Evensong to spend some time with Julian. Maura and Julian play a much more active role in solving this mystery this time around. And Julian has blossomed at this school. ( ...more
Not quite the page turner I was hoping for, but still a classic Gerritsen mystery. The plot line seemed a little predictable to me and I could really do without Rizzoli's parent drama, (it didn't seem pertinent to the storyline). The Evensong school is as unusual as it is special as Maura discovers when she comes to Evensong to spend some time with Julian. Maura and Julian play a much more active role in solving this mystery this time around. And Julian has blossomed at this school. ( ...more
As always Tess Gerritsen pulls the rug out from under me. Sure I know who the killer is, as always, I'm wrong. Love this about her and her books. Love it when I'm wrong. Interesting story kept me reading well into morning. Great read.
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Thriller fiction at its best. As Yogi once said, "It's not over till it’s over." Read it. But hold on tight.
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I really like this series. Now I have to wait another year for the next book...
This was a good read but not nearly as engaging and exciting as other Rizzoli & Isles novels.
Another great Tess Gerritsen book and an even better ending.
Another fantastic book in the Rizzoli and Isles series, a really great story, with a very nice twist at the end. This is book 10 in the excellent series, if you are new to this series, or are a
fan of the hit tv show, I recommend you start at the beginning as there are a number of recurring characters throughout the series, in this book and the last few books. A well deserved 5 stars out of 5, highly recommended....
fan of the hit tv show, I recommend you start at the beginning as there are a number of recurring characters throughout the series, in this book and the last few books. A well deserved 5 stars out of 5, highly recommended....
I'll have to review what I read, but think I missed one of the R&I installments. I don't remember them getting into it, and sending a cop to jail? Which one was that, anyone?
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May 05, 2012
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