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A review by kdurham2
Damaged by Lisa Scottoline
4.0
Still reviewing the series here that centers around a female driving law firm and their investigations that are spurred on by the cases that are brought their way.
This fourth book in the series returns the attention back to the new partner, Mary DiNunzio. She is weeks away from her wedding and a case that is in and out of her wheel house lands on her doorstep. Part of the case that takes place in this book is about special education and the school system and the other part deals with child abuse. This book was hard to read at spots. There were a few moments where I had to close the book and take a step back because as the reader I wanted to reach in and help Mary fight for the good of this kid.
I have said this earlier about this series, but I love how the cases are all self contained within each book, but there is a lot of character development that helps, so you don't want to skip around in this series. I felt as though with this book in particular this case really affected Mary's personal life and I just enjoyed seeing her take her work home with her like us normal people do!
This fourth book in the series returns the attention back to the new partner, Mary DiNunzio. She is weeks away from her wedding and a case that is in and out of her wheel house lands on her doorstep. Part of the case that takes place in this book is about special education and the school system and the other part deals with child abuse. This book was hard to read at spots. There were a few moments where I had to close the book and take a step back because as the reader I wanted to reach in and help Mary fight for the good of this kid.
I have said this earlier about this series, but I love how the cases are all self contained within each book, but there is a lot of character development that helps, so you don't want to skip around in this series. I felt as though with this book in particular this case really affected Mary's personal life and I just enjoyed seeing her take her work home with her like us normal people do!