Triptych: A Novel (Will Trent series Book 1)

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Triptych: A Novel (Will Trent series Book 1)

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

Thoroughly enjoyed this book from first page to last. Looking fwd to reading book two. Given it's his series, i hope that improves when i move on to the second one.

There are not many stories that grab my attention and this one sure did the trick! She inserts many small interesting tidbits about each character that pulls you into the story. Non-stop action and twists from the start.

The first one is angie polaski. Angie reminds me a little bit of lena but i'm hoping i won't hate her as much as i hated lena in the grant series. Amanda actually makes me laugh out loud. Karin * nails it again!

I find this to be an excellent quirk to add. It pulls you in like a magnet. To the point where you either need to sign yourself into the cardiac ward of the hospital.

Cons

Her characters are beyond complex, especially in the first half of the book; they're obtuse.

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Highlights

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Quality

I was hooked after the introduction of special agent will trent with the gbi georgia bureau of investigation

The twists and turns of the narrative work deliciously with the stifling mood to create a story that soon captures your full attention

The novel starts with the murder and rape of aleesha monroe a prostitute at grady homes one of atlantas projects

Special agent will trent with the gbi georgia bureau of investigation is designated to help michael

Shipping

The action is fairly fast and furious and in many cases quite revolting

Packaging/appearance

Im still reeling over the end of the last grant county novel so it was nice to begin investing in new characters in the slaughterverse

Competitiveness

Its a good read but not one for everyones taste

Overview

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first, novel, great and down.

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This product had a total of 11,013 reviews as of our last analysis date on Mar 5 2023.