Look for Her: A Novel | 
so-so#2018Book87
The majority of this book was a pretty solid murder mystery/thriller. Then the last 15-ish pages came along and ruined everything. I honestly would have preferred that 2 of the 3 murders went unsolved than to have them only solved because everything just happened to conveniently fall into the detectives' laps at the exact moment they were ready to give up.
pickFeatures Det. Morris and Det. Frohmann as they work on a cold case from the 1970‘s: a missing girl whose body was found years later, now with new DNA evidence.
Interesting story, character-driven, a great twist at the end. I wish I had been able to connect more with the detectives. Perhaps this is because I‘m missing their backstories from previous books. This is fourth in the series, which I didn‘t know when I started it; works as a standalone.
pickFinished this one late last night and enjoyed it a lot! I didn‘t realize until I started it that it‘s part of a series but now am planning to grab book one soon. A solid mystery from a new to me author!
Book #10 for the year
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pickThis book really hit home for me. It‘s about a young girl who disappears one day & becomes a legend in her town. New evidence reopens the case years later & this follows the stories of the detectives working the case & a psychiatrist who is somehow involved. I say it hit home for me because a beautiful girl who lived across the street from me & grew up with my kids disappeared when she was 17 & is believed murdered. Made this hard to read.
so-soThe fourth in a series, Winslow is getting better with each book. Told from various points of view in first person narrative, this case is about a cold case of a beautiful missing girl from a small English village.
The partnership between Keene and Frohmann is what great detective series are made of. These characters are flawed, but endearing, and just so likeable.
