The interviews and reprises of elements of the case as they develop, constitute the main body of the book. It is a tribute to Dawson's skill as a writer that the book moves along nicely, and the reader's interest never flags even if high-wire action is largely missing. Dawson demonstrates that physical action isn't necessary if the other elements of good storytelling, good characters and good dialogue are present. Reviews of Janet Dawson books on EIBR Title Reviewer A Credible Threat Harriet Klausner Kindred Crimes Carl Brookins Where the Bodies Are Buried Carl Brookins Home Index Guidelines FAQ Feedback For questions or comments about a review, please contact the person listed at the top of the review. Ed's Internet Book Review is copyright 1995-2001, Dr. Edwin V. Bell, II, all rights reserved.
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