L.E. Doggett’s Reviews > The Disappeared > Status Update

Ending, Things work out better than it looked like for almost everyone. Which is all I will say specifically, except that we do learn what the people wanted by the various aliens did as the tale goes on. But this book does have suspense, for more than one character. Descriptions are good and the characters are well made. Intriguing and interesting universe, even though we get to see only part of it.

A PS I should add that it is well put together and great writing,

So that is how it works out? Someone has to be tricky twice.

Again not much I can say without spoilers, except to say that none of the three cases went as I expected, which is good. And to say they are down to two cases. In this case they are two detectives. Some times Rusch will use another Point of View character who isn't a police officer and she spends more time using one certain non police character than any of the others.

Skipping pages here since I keep forgetting to do this. But the story is continuing. Some of the past for the Main Character and the other one who is sometimes a Point of View character, is discussed. We have learned why he reacts like he does.

Late in getting back to this but I want to say that one of three cases with aliens and their justice was easy to solve, even though the hero had some work.

We learn more about each of the other two cases as time goes by. As the two police officers learn. There is suspense too in the way the story goes along.

Been awhile since I have been here doing this. But this one is what happens to justice when we meet various aliens. They all have their own version of justice. Some are very rough. Humans have made treaties with the various races. That can mean giving up children, letting revenge killings go and other things. Two police officers on the moon have their day full of such events