Review: Great Mystery
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 3, 2014
Homicide Chart is a wonderful novel that kept me turning the pages wanting to know what would happen next. There was lots going on in Dana's life in this book.  Dana gets handed a case when she is on the homicide chart that was really hard to handle because it was a murder of an 18 month old girl.  Dana had to be removed from the case when her nanny, Anneke, was arrested for the crime.  Anneke has hidden her past from her employers but Dana is confident that her nanny is innocent. To make this story even more riveting, we learn about Evan's case and that his obnoxious client is making things difficult for him to win the case.I was amazed and impressed with the way the author was able to work the three story lines together.  There was a lot of detail about the legal aspects of the cases which I found hard to follow at times but that just helped to make it more believable. I often felt sorry for the lawyers and the difficult jobs they had to do, especially when their client's didn't tell them the truth.Please note that I received a complementary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.