Helpful Score: 1
Written well but I just didn't like the main character so stopped reading after 100 pages. Seems like she puts way too much responsibility on her 14 yr old son's shoulders so that he has no time to be a kid.
Her characters are flawed and struggle with what life is doing to them. Most enjoyable read.
Cherry N. (CherryBlossom) reviewed Sullivan's Law (Carolyn Sullivan, Bk 1) on + 24 more book reviews
I really liked this book. There are few books I've found that I can't put down...This was one that I couldn't. Even stayed up late to finish it. I just HAD to find out what happened next.
Another fine Rosenberg.
This is one of my favorite authors.
Carolyn Sullivan,probation officer in Ventura County, California, has a lot on her plate. One of her probationers has just been arrested for rape and she's got a court-mandated report to turn in. THen without warning, she's assigned a sensitive case that's sure to turn up the heat even more-supervising convicted killer Daniel Metroix.
Twnety-three years ago, Metroix went to prison for the murder of a teenage boy. Metroix's file indicates that he's unpredictable and dangerous. But what's more unsettling is his claim that he's innocent-a claim that Carolyn tries to dismiss, until what should be a routine meeting erupts into an inferno that nearly kills them both.
Now Carolyn is diving into a case that everyone else seems to want to keep closed...one that leads behind the glossy exteriors of Ventura's most prominent sons into the darkest corners of a killer's soul. Someone will strike at the heart of Carolyn's worst fear in an attempt to silence her for good.
Twnety-three years ago, Metroix went to prison for the murder of a teenage boy. Metroix's file indicates that he's unpredictable and dangerous. But what's more unsettling is his claim that he's innocent-a claim that Carolyn tries to dismiss, until what should be a routine meeting erupts into an inferno that nearly kills them both.
Now Carolyn is diving into a case that everyone else seems to want to keep closed...one that leads behind the glossy exteriors of Ventura's most prominent sons into the darkest corners of a killer's soul. Someone will strike at the heart of Carolyn's worst fear in an attempt to silence her for good.
Nancy's books are always a good read and this is no exception. There are enough plot twists to engage you and a good plot. I'm looking forward to her next one!
great read
A fast paced thriller - "Carolym Sullivan is so human and determined that it is almost impossible not to race to the end to see what happens to her next!"
Sullivan is so human and determined that it's almost impossible not to race to the end to see what happens to her next.
-Publisher's Weekly
-Publisher's Weekly
I just thoroughly enjoy Nancy Rosenberg's books
"A fast paced thriller....Caraolyn Sullivan is so human and determined that it's almost impossible not to race to the end to see what happens to her next." Publisher's Weekly
interesting twisty plot
Cameron-Ashley H. (BigGreenChair) reviewed Sullivan's Law (Carolyn Sullivan, Bk 1) on + 456 more book reviews
Always a great writer--A fast paced thriller, a guaranteed adrenaline rush. A probationer has just been arrested for rape and a probation officer has a court-mandated report to turn in. Then w/o warning she's assigned a sensitive case that's sure to turn up the heat even more--supervising a convicted killer who went to prison for the murder of a teenage boy. He's unpredictable and dangerous, and claims he's innocent. A routine meeting turns into an inferno that nearly kills both of them. Someone doesn't want the truth revealed.
Dorri F. (CaptainsWife) -
Caroline Sullivan is a thoroughly believable heroine dealing with corruption, greed, deceit and danger.
