Review: Rises to literature....
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 12, 2012
There are books and then there are books.  There is fiction and then there is literature.  This rises to the height of literature.  The tension is not in "who done it" but in the inner dialogue of the characters as they each speak of truth as they see it.This book works on many levels and will not disappoint a mystery lover or someone who craves court room drama but you've been warned, the writing will draw you in and will not let you go; in other words this is a complex work that will leave you breathless.  While a fully rich reading experience, there is no extraneous dialog to distract you from the many layers of the story.Extra added bonus, the book was free of Kindle formatting errors, spelling mistakes and grammatical errors.  Editing was thorough and it shows.I have to admit that I was able to obtain a copy of this book as a freebie when it was offered in February 2012 and have just now read it.  Pity that.  Had I only known had good this would be it would have jumped to the top of my "to be read" pile.  My only minor quibble and it is a personal bias, is that I am not a fan of the cover.  It does work at a certain level but now that I've read the book I feel it misses the mark.  Again, a minor quibble and a personal bias, don't let that stop you from getting a copy.