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Very exciting book with great character development. Two women in conflict and I couldn't tell which one was the "bad guy." I liked them both. I think it takes great writing skill to make even a flawed character seem likeable. The author holds the solution to the mystery (three murders) until the very end and keeps you guessing throughout. I highly recommend this book.
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Broken is another can't-stop-reading book from Karin Slaughter. The story goes back to Grant County, but even with the familiar places and faces, it still manages to keep the reader guessing until the end. The characters are solid, and I especially like the damaged, resourceful Will Trent, who has a major role in this book.
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Closure. At least closure for the two people still feeling the impact of Jeffrey Tolliver's death. The murder that brings Will Trent to Grant County is just the catalyst that forces all the players to face their anger, betrayal, and grief at losing Jeffrey. Not that the murder mystery is not an important part of this book, but for readers of this series, it is just the background keeping the main characters we are obsessed with engaged with each other. The murders force a police department to unravel and secrets to fall out. Sara finds some resolution with her grief over Jeffrey's death and Lena takes a long hard look in the mirror at who she truly is. Slaughter delivers another winning installment in this series. I think we will finally be leaving Grant County behind us and moving forward in Atlanta. I can't wait to see where Slaughter takes Will and Sara....
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