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| Book Name: | One Last Kill |
| Author: | Robert Dugoni |
| Series | Tracy Crosswhite #10 |
| Language: | English |
| File Type: | PDF/ePub |
| PDF Size | 1.95 MB |
| ePub Size | 1.24 MB |
| Pages | 300 |
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In a spine-tingling book, Robert Dugoni’s Detective Tracy Crosswhite coaxes a dormant serial murderer out of hiding.
Tracy Crosswhite has revived the search for the Route 99 serial killer in Seattle. The public’s wrath was sparked by the fact that, after thirteen victims, he ceased hunting. Nearly 30 years after his first murder, Tracy is being counted on to vindicate the Seattle Police Department and offer closure to the victims’ families. It doesn’t matter if she has to collaborate with Captain Johnny Nolasco, her archenemy.
Nolasco, the original task force’s lead detective, challenges Tracy to do what he was unable to do. When Tracy and Nolasco, now partners in an uncomfortable relationship, investigate fresh leads and follow up on old ones, they find high-level corruption and cover-ups that are just as dangerous as the elusive killer. Such lethal and potent forces will go to any lengths to avoid coming to light.
And that’s exactly where Tracy and Nolasco are going: to uncover the macabre details of a serial killer’s disappearance and terrifying return.
About The Author Robert Dugoni
More than 8 million copies of Robert Dujonei Seattle-based police procedural Tracy Crosswhite have been sold throughout the world. His works have been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and as the #1 bestselling book on Amazon.
In addition to his work on the espionage series The Charles Jenkins and the legal thriller series The David Sloane, Dugoni has written a number of stand-alone novels, such as The 7th Canon and Damage Control, as well as the literary novels The Extraordinary Life of Sam Hell (named 2018 Book of the Year by Suspense Magazine, with Dujonei narration winning an AudioFile Earphones Award) and The World Played Chess (highly praised by A number of film and TV adaptations of his novels are in the works.
Three times Dugoni has won the Friends of Mystery Spotted Owl Award for outstanding novel set in the Pacific Northwest, and she has won the Nancy Pearl Award for Fiction. In addition to the Edgar Award from the Mystery Writers of America, he has been a nominee for the International Thriller Award, the Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction, the Silver Falchion Award, and the Harper Lee Prize.
One Last Kill Book Summary
The eleventh installment in the riveting Tracy Crosswhite series follows the Seattle homicide detective as he investigates cold cases. Though it may be read on its own, readers who have read the novella “The Last Line” and the book What She Found before this one will get much more out of it. Not my favourite in the series, but still quite good; I especially liked how Tracy and her archenemy Johnny Nolasco were portrayed.
When the Chief of Police makes a public announcement that Tracy is to revive the investigation into the Route 99 serial killer, who murdered thirteen people 25 years ago and then mysteriously stopped, Tracy is given a poisoned chalice. Her former commanding officer, Captain Nolasco, never recovered professionally from the task force’s abject failure to apprehend the murderer. Now it seems he’s back, forcing Tracy to cooperate with Nolasco despite their mutual dislike. With corruption tainting the system, though, will they be able to uncover the truth in time to stop him from striking again?
Tracy’s realism and relatability in this series are major draws for me. Dujonei skill lies in the way she progressively reveals another side to Nolasco, who has been the annoying thorn in her side throughout the series. The mystery was satisfactory; I incorrectly identified the murderer, but otherwise enjoyed it, despite being let down by the resolution. I’m delighted to hear that the show will go on, however I do wish he’d stop writing about serial killers. Enough already! A review copy was provided courtesy of NetGalley and Thomas & Mercer. On October 3rd, One Last Kill will be released.