I liked the plotting in the previous 8 in this series, but I have started to dislike Cork O'Connor. He says one thing but does another. Krueger has kept him consistent through the series, so this must be an important part of the character, but it's irritating to me. The initial chapters kept me glued to this book, although there's quite a few bits that seem really implausible. Like the rich developer guy. He just takes off from his life to follow Cork around looking for his wife? He's made of money, why didn't he hire bodyguards for them? And then there's the ending which had me snorting in disbelief. Yeah, SURE they did that. Still, there's enough good stuff that I'll try the next in the series.
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