Thursday, September 19, 2013

Unthinkable by Clyde Phillips Review


For homicide lieutenant Jane Candiotti, stress is part of the job. But now that she and her husband are expecting their first child, Jane is under strict instructions to take it easy. A tall order on an average day, yet never more so than when a mass shooting at a local restaurant claims six victims—including her teenaged nephew. Jane’s always been professional. But this time, it’s personal. Before she can bring a baby into this world, Jane vows to hunt down the monster who didn’t think twice about shooting an innocent kid. But every thread of evidence leads her deeper into a tangled web of deception, violence, and murder. Her only hope of navigating the twisting turns of this case is to enlist the help of a dangerous ex-con, one who could shed light on the connection between the death of her nephew and a decades-old murder case—eventually leading her to the most shocking discovery of her career.
My Review:
With all the shootings in today's society I didn't think that I would be able to read through this book. However I found myself reading as though I was watching the news. I felt for Jane and I can understand why she had to find the killer. The action was fast paced and I really liked the description of scenes in the book. I could visualize what the author was saying. I liked that the help of an ex-con was needed, it gave a different point of view to the book. I did not like that Jane risked the safety of her unborn child. However the book kept me guessing until the end and blood is thicker than water. 
I am giving this book a 4/5. I was given a copy to review from Night Owl Reviews, however all opinions are my own.

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