Member Review
Review by
Ann J, Reviewer
What can I say that I’ve probably not already said in the previous 17 reviews? Another Geraldine Steel book, another belter of a good read.
A wheelchair bound lady is found dead and all fingers point to her mentally vulnerable son. As usual not all is black and white, despite Geraldine’s colleagues wanting it to be and again she finds herself the lone voice unsure of the ‘quick result’. Another great read, an interesting twisty man plot and nice to catch up with the characters in the subplot, which bubbles with hints of some very interesting possibilities to come
As always Geraldine never disappoints. A book you don’t want to stop reading but you’re sorry when you’ve finished. I’d love to be able to immediately crack open number 19 and find out what’s next for Geraldine et al
A wheelchair bound lady is found dead and all fingers point to her mentally vulnerable son. As usual not all is black and white, despite Geraldine’s colleagues wanting it to be and again she finds herself the lone voice unsure of the ‘quick result’. Another great read, an interesting twisty man plot and nice to catch up with the characters in the subplot, which bubbles with hints of some very interesting possibilities to come
As always Geraldine never disappoints. A book you don’t want to stop reading but you’re sorry when you’ve finished. I’d love to be able to immediately crack open number 19 and find out what’s next for Geraldine et al
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