2-3-4 Challenge Book Discussions #1 discussion

Thomas Moore and Jane Rizzoli have very different styles but appear to initially work well together. What did he see in her to admire and vice versa?

I think Moore saw Rizzoli's commitment and dedication and Rizzoli appreciated Moore not treating her like the other men.

I also thought Moore admired her skills as a good detective, despite her abrasiveness. After all, she did manage to locate Hoyt. Rizzoli also saw Moore as a good man, maybe putting him too high on a pedestal.

Jonetta wrote: "Rizzoli also saw Moore as a good man, maybe putting him too high on a pedestal. ."

This is the impression that I got as well.

Rizzoli has deep seated issues probably stemming from being ignored and underestimated in a family full of testosterone. It makes her abrasive and quick to the defensive position.