Review: Plodding
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 06 21, 2012
I didn't much enjoy the book, in fact "speed-read" the second half, just to see who dunnit.  The investigator asks himself the same questions over and over and over, things happen at molasses speed, and some of his interactions with his daughter are not realistic.  For example, after having been attacked in a campsite with an AK rifle, he sends his daughter alone on the same road as the shooter 15 minutes later.  He constantly discerns that people are lying to him but leaves, asks himself those same questions again, and ends up questioning them again and getting more lies later on.  It gets tiresome!  I just couldn't develop any passion or compassion for the guy.