Review: Holds your Interest
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 8, 2010
This is the story of events surrounding one "Telly" Tellis, an aging, alcoholic, divorced with one alienated child and a granddaughter he has never seen political reporter for The Harrisburg Herald whose mother lives with him.  Telly is pretty much a mess of a person when he attends a political rally and a fellow reporter is shot.  The original theory is that the shooter was attempting to assassinate the Jr. Senator from Pennsylvania.  This turns out to be a false assumption and Telly is smack dab in the middle of an investigation of a serial killer and is forced to look into his past of which he is not very proud.  Add a possible love interest in Cassie Jordan who worked with Telly but now is the national reporter for the New York Times and John Luciew begins to weave a very good story.There were times when I could have sworn I had read this book before, but couldn't find that it had been printed in a real book form.  If I haven't read it before, there are parts that are most similar to another book(s) I've read.This is a book which holds your interest and keeps you turning the pages.  Putting it down is possible, but not for long.  The characters are believable and likable but not necessarily would you want them to be your best friends.All in all, it is a good read. Considering the Kindle price; it is a great read.