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The folks in Grant County are at it again. In her latest crime thriller, Karin Slaughter picks up their story on the day the biggest crisis in the history of the town blows up in their faces.
Chock-full of bloody details, the action moves between the police department scene and flashbacks to the early days of Jeffrey and Sara's relationship. As the shooting rampage fills the pages with the present hostage situation, a parallel story takes us back 12 years, to Jeffrey's boyhood home, alcoholic mother, and the local, long-time police chief, a dubious role model. The flashback turns even grimmer when Jeffrey learns his best friend may or may not have committed a murder -- or two. By the time the novel ends, three unrelated murders merge seamlessly into a skillfully told tale. A warning should come with Indelible: If you begin this book late in the evening, you'll spend the night wide-awake, furiously turning pages. With this much suspense, truly sympathetic characters, and enough murder and mayhem to hold you till Karin Slaughter's next book, Indelible promises a lot, and it delivers. Augusta Scattergood Augusta Scattergood, a librarian and member of SCBWI, reads and reviews books from her home in New Jersey.Click
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