Definitely a good read. Very twisted interaction of cases to solve. Finally a book that holds up the interest level and leaves a nibble to get you into the next book.
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Detective Thriller with Political Elements Makes for an Quick Read
PLOT:The second book in the Detective Remy Ferguson series brings Det. Ferguson to a campaign event, where the story kicks off with an attempt on the incumbent mayor’s life and the death of a security guard. As Remy and the rest of the Miami Police Department team investigate, the body count rises and they find themselves entrenched in the Miami political scene.REVIEW:This is a well-written detective thriller with political elements that draws you in from the get-go. Detective Remy Ferguson is competent but fallible, which makes him easily likable. He isn’t written as the perfect hero of the police department but comes across more realistic and believable.The plot has numerous paths it takes you down, but they are brought together nicely at the end with twist I didn’t see coming. It’s fast-paced and action-packed.While Innocence Lost is the second book in a series, there isn’t much too much that seems to refer to Book #1, Mystery of L'Inconnu (which I intended to read beforehand but ran out of time. Will definitely return to it before Book #3 comes out this summer.). In other words, you can easily pick this book up and read it without feeling like you should have read the first book or that you’re missing too much context.The only negative to the story is how many separate characters there were to keep track of, especially those employed by MPD. I repeatedly considered making a character map to help follow them.Bottom Line: Easy to read and full of twists and turns that keeps you reading to find out more – and impossible to guess what comes next.
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Detective Thriller with Political Elements Makes for an Quick Read
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024
The second book in the Detective Remy Ferguson series brings Det. Ferguson to a campaign event, where the story kicks off with an attempt on the incumbent mayor’s life and the death of a security guard. As Remy and the rest of the Miami Police Department team investigate, the body count rises and they find themselves entrenched in the Miami political scene.
REVIEW:
This is a well-written detective thriller with political elements that draws you in from the get-go. Detective Remy Ferguson is competent but fallible, which makes him easily likable. He isn’t written as the perfect hero of the police department but comes across more realistic and believable.
The plot has numerous paths it takes you down, but they are brought together nicely at the end with twist I didn’t see coming. It’s fast-paced and action-packed.
While Innocence Lost is the second book in a series, there isn’t much too much that seems to refer to Book #1, Mystery of L'Inconnu (which I intended to read beforehand but ran out of time. Will definitely return to it before Book #3 comes out this summer.). In other words, you can easily pick this book up and read it without feeling like you should have read the first book or that you’re missing too much context.
The only negative to the story is how many separate characters there were to keep track of, especially those employed by MPD. I repeatedly considered making a character map to help follow them.
Bottom Line: Easy to read and full of twists and turns that keeps you reading to find out more – and impossible to guess what comes next.
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