Perfectly paced, intelligently written thriller. Read it, love it, pass it to a friend!

One of the best mysteries ever written. I came across this book at a friends house and I found a copy at a booksale. The story is about the brutal attack on a popular television personality and the circumstances surrounding the case.

I don't want to say to much about this book, because I don't want to give to much away. But all I can say is that this one of the best mysteries ever written. The characters are compelling and the story unfolds at a white knuckle pace. So if you see this book read pick it up, you won't regret it!

I liked it a lot. It is the story of three generations on the NYPD. It did slow down a bit on some of the character backgrounds but then speeded up again. If Cop stories are your thing then I give it 4 stars. It would make a great movie.

This tale fails completely because the central premise, and therefore conclusion, is utterly transparent and predictable. The characters are of the variety you can find in any typical soap novel by Danielle Steele and Jackie Collins. I would elaborate, but I don't think it deserves a longer review. Just skip this one.

I love to read, and one day I picked up this book because I'd read everything else in the house. It wound up being one of the best books I have ever read. The story takes you through the lives of each character, from the time they were young to the time they are old (or die). You become so familiar with the characters, they are almost like your friends. Although the single event that ties everyone together is not as horrible as the characters think, their lives are remarkable, mysterious, courageous. I did not want this book to end. It would make a fantastic mini series!

Although the subject matter was of interest to me, I found the numerous spelling errors very distracting. What a shame that more attention was not paid to the presentation of this book