Cause of Death (Kay Scarpetta) | Patricia Cornwell | I Disagree With the Negatives...

Cause of Death (Kay Scarpetta) | Patricia Cornwell | Post Mortem

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	Cause of Death (Kay Scarpetta) Patricia Cornwell Berkley, 2007 - 368 pages average customer review:based on 134 reviews view larger image
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This New Year's Eve marks the end of a life-and the beginning of a nightmare for Kay Scarpetta.

I Disagree With the Negatives...

I was just looking at the reviews for this book and couldn't believe I had read the same book that the previous reviewers have read. Perhaps it is because I have been reading all of the books of the series in order, but I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The characters and their relationships continue to evolve, as do their relationships with each other. This book, as well as the previous ones are solid police and forensic procedurals. Some have complained that Kay is a super woman...well, she is, that is her character. She is an over achiever professionally and academically. That counters with the decisions she makes in her personal life, where she doesn't do so well. The woman not only is the top in her field, she also possesses a law degree. Like I said, I don't understand all of the negative reviews. I enjoyed the book and look forward to continuing with the series.

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Excellent book. Also read and enjoyed "Book Of The Dead" and Cause Of Death. All 3 are excellent books from an excellent writer. Have almost read the entire Scarpetta series.

Awsome book

Loved this book, patricia cornwell seems to always be able to bring something new to the table.

Fantastic! Cornwell is ahead of her time

I thought this was a great read. Came across it recently and realized I hadn't read it although I have read a lot of Cornwell's other books. As usual, I was not disappointed. Cornwell is a master storyteller and doesn't give the reader a chance to take a breath before the next twist appears. An amazing forshadowing of the critical role terrorism plays in this country today, Cornwell is once again ahead of her time. Don't skip this one!

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