Livid: The chilling Kay Scarpetta thriller

Reviews

Deborah Hunt

The science is relatively easy to understand and Kay, her husband Benson, her niece Lucy and Marino resolve also intern power struggles in several agencies. Two other very suspicious deaths lead to a private army calling themselves 'The Republic' - white supremacists who just prepared an attack on the President himself. Until great damages are done, like those following a stroke. Love all her books!

🐭 Miki101

. And then literally destroy over-their-heads bureaucrats with aspirations for the nothing less than the White House in the courthouse - and outside, too.

And that's letting her heroine do what SHE does best: Investigating suspicious cases and solve them. Which I will read for sure. And that is a very terrifying aspect - bunches of madmen and -women armed with wave-guns not easily to detect. The idea is a very actual problem, having created damage all around the globe in the recent years.

And here a solid scientific explanation is given. the well-known pathologist, who is speaking for the Dead. The way the series goes at this point is interesting, entertaining and has only small lengths with a bit too much details of private life.