Review: The Sunset Witness
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 12, 2012
I was at first intrigued by the form of the story: a report of investigation by a detective about the disappearance of a witness. I didn't know what to expect but the result is excellent; we have the story from Rachel's point of view thanks to a flash drive given to the detective Josie Gannon whose report fills the gaps and gives the conclusion of the investigations.The characters are interesting and their past is as important for the plot as their present. I was immediately hooked, I wanted to guess the culprit and it wasn't evident at all.  All the characters are keeping something secret and it's often not what we could expect. The story is short but very complete and the writing style is good.  We can see how the events took place and the interactions between the characters give us a lot to think about. I appreciated the reflection about love and passion and their results positive or not, it's well thought and well written.The romance is there but in a way it's secondary in the story, I was more concerned about the plot, the murder and the threats than the love part.  As for the end, it gives you matter to think about and it's quite fun.