Book Review-Glimpse-of-Death

 

Glimpse of Death

by

Leslie Wolfe

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Glimpse of Death (Special Agent Tess Winnett, #3) is the third of the Tess Winnett books and by far the best in the series and definitely a five star thriller.

I think most of us at some time or another have seen a stranger on multiple occasions and wondered…

And so the story begins with Tess in hospital recovering from a knife wound and women are being abducted.

Again we find Tess bucking the system and protocol as she works from her hospital bed, to save more young married mothers falling victim to this cold calculating perpetrator.  To go into any more depth would spoil the plot.

While I like the crime genre of novels I always wonder if this is totally the author’s imagination at work, or is the story written based on actual events.  I hope it is the latter because I would hate to hear that an author’s fertile imagination provided ideas which were translated into reality.

Glimpse of Death is definitely a five star read as long as you like this genre.

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Other Goodreads readers have rated

Glimpse of Death

an average of 

4.34 stars

from 1,808 ratings and 134 reviews 

 I have rated 

Glimpse of Death

a solidread.

Glimpse of Death 

can be purchased online at 

Booktopia, Fishpond and Amazon

 

FOWChallenge-Ending

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ending

an end or final part of something.

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The end of the…

…Christmas ham signals the beginning

of a summer full of fresh fruit.

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Fandango’s One Word Challenge:  Ending

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Word-of-Day-Challenge-Begin

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begin

perform or undergo the first part

of (an action or activity).

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Our Christmas leftovers

are nearly depleted…

…after which begins a time of

detoxing on fresh fruit.

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Word of the Day Challenge:  Begin

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