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A review by jaxgirl007
Blackbird, Farewell by Robert Greer
3.0
I haven't previously read the earlier books in the CJ Floyd series. In this new installment, CJ Floyd very briefly appears...most of the legwork is completed by his Godson Damion Madrid.
The story flows fairly well but there are some parts that could be cut and keep the story intact (note that I was reading an uncorrected gallery copy). Also, some of the comments made in the book about certain characters seemed gratuitous and didn't really add anything to the character development.
The ending of the story...the reveal of the murderer was satsifying but there were many other parts that felt unfinished. There were only a few sentences exploring Shandell's secrecy which seemed to be the core of the story. I would have liked to have seen this flushed out a bit more...maybe some flashbacks to Shandell.
A decent read for a rainy day.
I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review
The story flows fairly well but there are some parts that could be cut and keep the story intact (note that I was reading an uncorrected gallery copy). Also, some of the comments made in the book about certain characters seemed gratuitous and didn't really add anything to the character development.
The ending of the story...the reveal of the murderer was satsifying but there were many other parts that felt unfinished. There were only a few sentences exploring Shandell's secrecy which seemed to be the core of the story. I would have liked to have seen this flushed out a bit more...maybe some flashbacks to Shandell.
A decent read for a rainy day.
I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review