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I felt completely immersed in the first years of the AIDS epidemic: the irrational fears, the hate, the tragic of those young lives wasted. It was so sad! I suppose that (view spoiler).
All along we get glimpses of what a decent human being is Dave, one can't help to love him.
The mystery was also more mysterious than usual IMO. ...more
All along we get glimpses of what a decent human being is Dave, one can't help to love him.
The mystery was also more mysterious than usual IMO. ...more
Another excellent book in this series. Dave's persistence, steadfastness and determination to seek justice for a series of crimes linked, at least apparently, to the discovery of an unknown murdered man on his property, is as always one of his most prominent qualities - despite his awareness he's getting older and should probably think about retiring. The murder mystery here takes a more intense and at the same time intimate quality, as Dave has to go thru the investigation and face a very dange
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Took me back to the 80s new awareness of AIDS. I flashbacked to our many friends and customers (we had a store) who were taken away by AIDS. It was a sad time and a scary one. This book written during that time was more effective than one looking back from the present day. One feels the unknown, the questions, the terror and the despair. Woven through this epidemic was a serial killer who is killing those who are ill. Dave finds a body in his yard. Is this another victim of the serial killer or
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