A bit disapointing (The Devil's Garden - Richard Montanari)

Member Name: gemsey

Product:	The Devil's Garden - Richard Montanari
Date:	26/08/09 (26 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Gruesome torture

Disadvantages: The characters

The Devils Garden - Richard Montanari

Synopsis

Michael Roman and Abby Roman and their 4 year old twin daughters are just a normal working family living in suburbia. Their peace is destroyed when a lawyer is tortured to death. This lawyer is known to them. He worked illegimate adoption of their twin daughters from Estonia, the birth place of Michael's parents. The twins' biological family wants his daughters, who were snatched from their mother's bed, back. This psychopath will stop at nothing to get them back. Believing he can live forever he needs them to make this happen. He goes on a killing spree across the city. A NYPD detective is looking into the murder of the lawyer and is lead to Michael and his family. Will Michael and his family survive or will the psychopath get what's rightfully his.

My Opinion

This was a stand alone book of Richard Montanari. The first book since Montanari's Balzano and Byrne series and I didn't know what to expect, and for me it wasn't as great as his previous books. I am normally sitting at the edge of my seat and shouting at anyone who interrupts. But with this book I could get that normal flow of reading. Yes there were gruesome torture scenes that Montanari writes so well. But it was the characters that just didn't do it for me. I hope he goes back to the Balzano and Byrne series as they were thoroughly entertaining.

I would give this 3 out of 5.

Summary: A father will do anything for his children