The cabin is part of an isolated village known as Kingdom Come, established by a charismatic religious cult leader whose male followers have numerous child brides. But there's no one in Kingdom come now. All have disappeared. Cell phones don't work there. One of the people along with Isles is seriously injured and dying. They need help. And someone's watching them.
Back home in Boston Jane Rizzoli gets a call to let her know that Isles is missing. Rizzoli and her FBI agent husband go to Wyoming. A fruitless search ensues, and they leave. Then they get a call saying that Isles's body has been found.
This books combines the wilderness survival thriller with a mystery, grim and gory forensics, and an anyone-can-die-at-any-time plot. Good stuff. The final paragraphs hint that we might be seeing a spin-off with a couple of the characters, or maybe they'll just appear with Rizzoli and Isles. That would be fun.
There's a new TV series featuring Rizzoli and Isles starting on TNT tonight. Check it out.
3 comments:
Good review. I'll show it to Jackie who has read the whole series and just got this one at the library. She finds Isles rather unlikeable and really hates (WARNING!!!) the whole priest thing (END WARNING).
Jeff
I've been following Tess Gerritsen's blog for a while, and think she is one of the loveliest and most thoughtful and inventive and able popular fiction writers of our times.
I watched ROZZOLI & ISLES on TNT last night. So-so. I'll give the series another couple weeks before I make a decision to stay with it or go. Diane might start reading Tess Gerritsen's novels since most of them seem to be based in Boston.
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