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Another excellent book by Ms. Gerritsen. I am reading the Rizzoli/Isles books in order and I can't wait to read the next one!

Great storyline with twists and turns and an excellent job of revealing Maura's background. I really like the way that Ms. Gerritsen reveals more and more of the background of both Rizzoli and Isles and the way it is entwined with the storyline. Very few authors can do this successfully and Ms. Gerritsen does it with ease.

The book keeps your interest from the first page to the last and leaves you with a wow! feeling. Thriller writing doesn't get much better than this. I will definitely recommend this book to others. They won't be disappointed!


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The Sinner Rizzoli Isles series 3 Tess Gerritsen 9780553815023 Books Reviews

Maura Isles returns to Boston from a conference in Paris to find her home surrounded by police. She approaches Jane Rozzili and is unnerved by the shocked stares of everyone. Why are they looking at her like that? In a car parked in front of her house is a dead woman and as Dr. Isles looks at her she finds herself staring at her own corpse. The victim turns out to be a twin sister the adopted Maura never knew she had. Her search for her real identity leads her to a bleak house in Maine filled with a dark and horrifying secret. This book was a suspenseful and creepy page turner leading to an ending I never saw coming. Don't miss this one!
I didn't guess exactly whodunit, but I was in the ballpark. The denouement/climax was done pretty well. No cliffhanger, no funny stuff, for which I am always very grateful. For some reason I couldn't really care much about the main characters. The plot is complicated enough and there are some red herrings that were well done, although parts seem contrived to me. But I'm not so sure I will continue reading the series. This was #4, I think.
I am reading these in order as written so this is the third I have read thus far.
Unlike the first two (the Surgeon and the Apprentice) the reader isn’t dropped into the story in “run mode”… it took a few chapters to get into the story which then flowed gently through its twists and turns meaning there was no problem putting it down but then there was no problem picking it back up again… at least until the last part of the story when everything links up and you have that page turning sensation and need to find out what happens next.
Isles’s character gets a bit more dimension - we discover some secrets of her past, she gets a potentially romantic story sideline – the story more leans towards having a “romantic” label than “thriller” even Rizzoli gets dominated by affairs of the heart for most of the book.
That said it was still a good read - a nice little twist in the end that in hindsight you saw coming - in no way did the change of pace from the previous books diminished my enthusiasm for the series, in fact I am even more curious to see how these characters will develop in their next adventure.
Angie Harmon and Sasha Alexander may have brought the TV version to life, but there is only one Tess Gerritsen who made it all happen. Confession, I read the first book way back when in which Rizzoli was portrayed, so it was hard for me to get into the television series because Angie Harmon, gorgeous as she is, was not Rizzoli in my mind. (Maybe she'll grow on me -- she's a fantastic actress). However, if you haven't read the books you're missing something special; Ms. Gerritsen goes so deep in her books that no television script writer can touch the depth of her writing and expertise. If you're a reader, you have to read these books for suspense, technical, police procedural and medical expertise, because Ms. Gerritsen's books have them all.

Body Double tells Maura Isles's story, It's so complex and heart breaking that you canNOT fall in love with this character. Rizzoli, too, is the consummate friend and cop and you will lumber along with this pregnant cop and worry for her throughout this book based on what is occurring in the storyline.

Talk about making your characters suffer, Tess Gerritsen is a pro. Her red herrings, her twists and turns will have you holding your breath and staying up much too late to finish. What's more the ending, if no one spoils it for you, will have you thinking, I never saw that coming....

If I have one criticism (and honestly I have one!) is that Gerritsen writes so deep in Rizzoli and Isles's heads that she doesn't need all the ... Rizzoli thought or Maura thought in her books. She writes in hardcore deep and personal point of view of each of these characters and we get it. The thoughts are distancing and remind me I'm reading, while without them, I would have been 100 percent drawn in.

Otherwise, this is a near perfect book and I highly, highly recommend.
Another excellent book by Ms. Gerritsen. I am reading the Rizzoli/Isles books in order and I can't wait to read the next one!

Great storyline with twists and turns and an excellent job of revealing Maura's background. I really like the way that Ms. Gerritsen reveals more and more of the background of both Rizzoli and Isles and the way it is entwined with the storyline. Very few authors can do this successfully and Ms. Gerritsen does it with ease.

The book keeps your interest from the first page to the last and leaves you with a wow! feeling. Thriller writing doesn't get much better than this. I will definitely recommend this book to others. They won't be disappointed!