The last Andy Carpenter book is one of his best. A border collie is left at the Tara Foundation. A scam reveals that this is the dog that was stolen when a baby was kidnapped a few years ago. A boyfriend of the Mother was convict of the crime but the child and dog were never located. In order to help resolve the case, Andy becomes the attorney of record for the convicted party. Before long Andy feels that the man was not guilty and sets out to find answers. He wants to know if the child dead or where he is now. The answers give no satisfaction and become dangerous. Marcus is called to defend Andy. A new trial is ordered for the convicted man. I highly recommend this book and series.
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Definitely on my to read list!
Still waiting on this one to show up at my library. I agree, it’s a great series. Love the characters.
I’ve also read and enjoyed some of Rosenfelt’s stand-alones. Don’t Tell a Soul was fascinating.
I hope you get it soon.
I haven’t read any of his standalones. I am trying not to start any new series of read stand-alones.
I think I read the first couple of these and enjoyed them.
He is a must read author.
Yeah, I have to go back to that series.
This sounds good and not typical of a cozy mystery. I’ll have to try the author. (Love the cover, too!)
I reading y November ARCs now. Just finished two very good ones. Reviews later this week.
At least I have caught up with your reviews even if I haven’t caught up with my ARC’s. I do enjoy reading your reviews, and I will have to say that you didn’t let your broken leg slow you down with your reading and reviews!
It has been a struggle. I have several books to put on Amazon and my blog I brought when I was in rehab. I did pick up a card from Amazon today I beginning to consider the cost of buying ebooks. I have number to read that I brought. I may re-read Joe Grey from the beginning. I have decided I am not going to let caregivers take over my actions. No one wants them out my life than I do. I will always need some up laundry, vacuuming, etc. Cooking I plan on taking over again. My book reviews especially ARCs come first.
Good ones still on NetGalley. SMOKE AND MIRRORS by Casey Daniels, well research historical on T Barrarm Museum of Curiosities in New York City and MURDER FOR NOTHING by Victoria Heley both Severn House. Next Clea Simons new series WORLD ENOUGH another As end House book.
His books are two part. The first half set up the story, followed by a jury trial. He didn’t always win but the mystery is solved in each book. He uses Tara, his Golden Retriever to get you interested but they are not really dog stories but thrillers.