Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 3.6 / 5.0

Kate finds out she's human:

Kate Delafied is shot and wounded in a "routine" bust. What really blows her mind is when she finds out that the bullet came not from the criminal but from one of her fellow officers, all of whom are loathe to speak to Kate which makes her even more cranky. Then out of the blue comes a request from Luke Taggert, who is accused of having killed a drug dealer in cold blood and he wants Kate as his advocate. Kate is initially unwilling to take the case but boredom and the inconsistencies she finds when she... more info

Not the best in the series...:

Of all the Delafield books, this was one of the weakest. Too many intersecting stories to really keep up. Had a hard time believing Aimee would be working so hard after the shooting. Worth reading for the sake of keeping up with the series.

Incredibly Boring:

This book is definetely "no frills". The writing is terse, tense, clipped and unembellished to the point of tedium. Never again!

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