Review: More the flavor of the TV series than the books
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 9, 2013
Jane Rizzoli and Maura Isles are as different as oil and water.  It is a puzzle how they became friends, and even more amazing that they stay friends.  That dynamic is evident both in the books, and the series on TV.  However, in the world of written words, cases are never as they might appear, and the unfolding of the unseen is what makes the read great.  The series must solve any dilemma in less than 60 minutes or face a two-part episode.  Great for the end of the season, but not so enjoyable during it.  The plot of this story is of that 60-minute.genre.  It would make a good series episode, and of course, whet the appitite of the avid Rizzoli and Isles fan waiting for the next release, but it's not the same calibre as the novels it is born of.