The Scarpetta Factor
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| Rating | : | 4.86 (772 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B003MAJNY4 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 129 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-10-06 |
| Language | : | English |
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"A complex book" according to Larry Bullard. I enjoyed the early books, but old age kept me from the book store for a few years so I am catching up on my Kindle. I liked the story line, but I spent so much time reading things not in (it seemed to me) the story. So many characters that were not part of the story, or were giving so much more space than they needed. I suspect they might have been in a previous story I missed. Will try another Scarpetta book soon.. "Not as good as some of the others" according to Mary A. DeSimone. I'm a big Kay Scarpetta fan and read all the books in order. I just started Port Mortuary. I felt the Scarpetta Factor was hard to follow and not as exciting as some of the others in the series. The characters just didn't seem real and they seemed to change personalities over and over. I almost gave up reading it, but stuck it out. Marino's character was "out of character" from the other books as well, while Lucy's character was all over the place, almost depressing at times. I found the story hard to follow, and had to . Ivy P. said Better But Not Best. I agree with the other reviewers that this book is better than what I've come to expect from Cornwell. In fact, I too had decided not to buy any more of her books but, each time she comes out with a new Scarpetta, I just can't help myself!This one is better than the last few. But at the end I found myself dangling. More specifically, without revealing too much of the story, in the first part of the book, a great deal of time is spent developing story lines for two characters, a CNN talk show host, Hannah Starr, and an ol
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