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Sacrifice Book 8 of Evan Buckley Thrillers Boxset 3
There is plenty of graphic violence at times, but Sacrifice is still a fine read. We spend some time in this one in the Florida Keys, always a good trip whether by plane or library card. Evan and his elderly friend and co-P.I. Elwood Crow uncovers a new path in the search for Sarah. I enjoyed
Elwood and of course Detective Kate Guillory. I have to admit Kate's police shop partner Ryder, better known as 'Donut', is growing on me, and on Evan as well. Evan has apparently developed a bit of tolerance when dealing with Kate's friend and partner, but he is deeply invested in his Florida search for clues to Sarah's disappearance and doesn't see Kate's problems beginning to gather in her soul. Fortunately, Ryder has her back. We have an introduction to another woman who is potentially a hazard to the cause, a woman seeking retaliation for the death of her brother. It will take all of our 'Good Guys' to sort out this mess. I am a desert dweller, but love Florida, and the boats. Here in New Mexico, our biggest lake is Elephant Butte, a damming of the Rio Grande River the appearance and maybe at times little larger in size than the rain-filled imprint of an elephant's behind planted briefly in the mud.
#9 Rough Justice
We are mostly in small Maine towns again for this fast-flowing mystery, the past still an important part of their world today, and Evan and Kate must decide between polite, judicial justice and actual balancing of the scales - and the cost of putting themselves in charge of making that decision. a couple of amoral bad guys, but our team is up for the challenge. I go back and forth about the inclusion of Crow in our company of crime solvers. Is he a good guy at heart, or just another misguided victim? Only time will tell.
Rough Justice, #9 of the Evan Buckley Thriller series, has an intriguing, well-concealed, convoluted storyline and our usual crew of problem solvers. I enjoyed the addition of the bad cop in this one. We don't see that often enough. Every little town I've ever lived in had a bad cop everyone saw through but nothing could be done about controlling his power.
#10 Touching Darkness