What I especially like is that she humanizes her victims and really draws us into their plights. Marsons zeros in on difficult real life issues and does her research exceedingly well.
As with some of her other more recent books, Ms. Threads include a serial killer knocking off prostitutes, human profiteering, an abandoned baby, and yet another murder. This novel also has a terrific plot with a real shockeroo of an ending. I think of them as extended family that I get to visit twice a year. Though these four cops are very different from each other and have their own foibles, they are all exceptional people and have greatly endeared themselves to me. I love that Kevin and Stacey get extra “air time” (seemingly without taking anything away from Kim and Bryant), and we see both their personalities continue to blossom. We also have DS Kevin Dawson and DC Stacey partnered on a different assignment. Their understanding of each other and their give and take is so satisfying to see. Kim is back with Bryant, as solid a cop partnership as there is. In this installment, the characters continue to evolve beautifully, much to my delight. Angela Marsons is to be commended for her rock steady high quality writing throughout.
Thank goodness this was the week I landed a copy of Broken Bones! It was my lifeline.īroken Bones is book #7 of the superb DI Kim Stone series. Two ER visits, lots of pills, eyedrops eight times a day, liquid meds, subcutaneous fluids, extra meals and much cuddling.
Our house is basically a kitty infirmary right now with several of our seven cats having significant health issues.
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