Monday, February 5, 2018

Review: Blind Retribution by K.T. Roberts

Title: Blind Retribution
Author: K.T. Roberts

Read copy: eBook (Kindle)
Published: November 29, 2016
Publisher: Montlake
ASIN: B01F759CE2

It should have been an open-and-shut case. When a car bomb explodes, taking with it the wife of a prominent heart surgeon, NYPD detective Maxine Turner is sure she has arrested the right suspect—until Cory Rossini, a private investigator, begins muddying the waters. Max already has enough to deal with: her longtime partner is retiring, her latest case is suddenly anything but simple, and she now has a troubling attraction to a man who is proving to be annoyingly persistent.

Having taken on the task of proving his friend’s innocence, Cory isn’t about to drop the ball—no matter how distractingly beautiful he finds the detective assigned to the investigation. When his sleuthing turns up other homicides connected to the cardiology department, including a young woman whose throat has been slit, he convinces Max that they should work together. And as they delve further into the vicious murders, they search for the one lead that will steer them straight to a killer...


My rating:

***copy provided by publisher through NetGalley***

DNF @ 22%

I didn't care for the voice or the narrative style; there was too much "explanatory" dialogue between professionals (cops don't talk to other cops by explanation, I guess, since they all know what they're all about).
Also, the characters left me cold, I wasn't interested in the murder, and the story itself failed to pull me in.



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