The first thing you will notice is that there are several characters that would like the disappearance of a young girl to remain a closed issue. A Β young man was found guilty. There has never been a body, nor a motive for that matter. Two characters in particular would like this not to be reinvestigated. And, that does not include the real murderer.
Thatβs just Sandra Brown setting the stage for a whirlwind crime story. Lots of finger pointing and yet there is a sense that thereβs a crucial element thatβs missing. Add to all that the regrets of a local police officer. Interest in a television documentary producer that has an award-worthy product waiting to air.
John a local police officer hasnβt been able to move past his inability to solve a missing girlβs case that had ultimately led a young man to suicide. The powers that be in the department were anxious to close the case. And to John that created a tragic outcome for not only a young woman, but her mother and a good friend.
Beth is determined to get an interview with the officer who handled the case. John has never given an interview about what the department considered a cold case. That sets them at odds with their first meeting.
Sandra Brown carefully plots out what information is released. It is important to follow along with John and Beth as they reluctantly uncover an important fact. This prolific writer knows her way around a crime scene. And BLOOD MOON smoothly highlights what patient investigators meticulously uncover. Several disreputable characters round up the cast in BLOOD MOON. You canβt gloss over the creep factor in this story. Sandra Brown makes sure to identify all the characters that have a role in this unresolved crime. As in all crime novels penned by this amazing author, the guilty party or parties are uncovered. There are never any insignificant characters mentioned as an aside by Sandra Brown and that has never been more obvious than in BLOOD MOON. A warning, BLOOD MOON is fast-paced and addicting.
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