TC is now doing cold cases (which are usually boring)

This is so boring all the way through--she is looking for a missing mother after the daughter supplies her with past information

Sooooo--this is so slow and boring, it goes nowhere page after page, riddled with descriptions and 'thoughts' and repeat repeat repeat!! When she follows up on each 'person' it's another round of repeat repeat repeat!! and that's what the the whole book is about---descriptions and thoughts and repeat

There isn't a satisfactory ending to this one

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Investigative Reporter Anita Childress asks Cold Case Detective Tracy Crosswhite to re-open her mother's file. Twenty-Five years ago, Reporter Lisa Childress received a call from a confidential informant about a story she was working on. She left to meet him in the middle of the night and was never seen again. Anita wants to know what happened to her mother. She also wants to clear her father's name since he was the prime suspect in the disappearance.

This is the 9th book in the Tracy Crosswhite series. Tracy starts by looking into the stories that Lisa was working on at the time of her disappearance. A case involving two bodies found in a local marina leaves Tracy up to her neck in police corruption, drugs, a cover-up, and murder. She also learns that co-workers who are close to her are hiding something. My rating: 4 Stars.

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