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by - written on 17/05/08 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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Having pretty much dismissed Patrica Cornwell in recent reviews, and with what I think is the fourteenth Scarpetta novel, BOOK OF THE DEAD, just being released in paperback, I decided to give the woman another chance and re-read the last few books in the Scarpetta series so far. After feeling a bit disappointed with BLOWFLY but finding it a little better than I remembered, I have since moved onto the next book, TRACE, which I finished re-reading last night. This is the novel, that for me at least, comes closer to bringing back everything that made this popular crime series so good in the first place. It has been five years since Scarpetta was fired from her ... Read the complete review
by - written on 06/10/04 (Very useful, 314 readings)
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As an avid reader since I was young, I have always enjoyed discovering new authors, and was incredibly happy when I picked up my first Patricia Cornwell book, discovering that I had found a writer whose work I enjoyed. I found that Cornwells last two books have been somewhat of a letdown. The author seems less involved with her characters and their interaction with each other.If I had picked up “Trace” without reading any of the previous books, then I would have found the characters, especially Kay Scarpetta, drab and void of personality. The book relies too much on past novels,because without reading the previous books, I would have had no clue about who these ... Read the complete review
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