Taking characters from her previous book,
Deeper Than the Dead, Hoag involves the reader in another case of a gruesome murder. What appears to be a senseless murder of transplanted artist Marissa Fordham, turns out to be anything but. There are red herrings galore, plenty of suspense, and side stories giving the impression of future "installations." I enjoy Tami Hoag's books--they are fast reads and entertaining.
I'm having a hard time getting into this book. She used to be one of my favorite authors, but lately I'm not enjoying them. Should I keep plugging away at this one?
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