"Evil is on the prowl."

"A severed hand is found in an alleyway in Boston's Chinatown. Detective Jane Rizzoli discovers the rest of the body on a nearby rooftop, the head nearly severed.
The only clue Jane has is two strands of hair, but it's enough for Forensic Pathologist Maura Isles to make a startling connection. This violent attack has its roots in an unsolved murder-suicide case from nineteen years ago. The only witness, a beautiful martial arts master, has never dared to speak.
And she may never get the chance..."

Purchased as a present for a member of the Birthday Group, who has it in her WishList.

Sent today as a Birthday Group gift to Colombina, who has it in her WishList.
Happy Birthday, and enjoy!! :)

Thank you so much for the wonderful surprise :)! I love the Rizzoli&Isles series and I am looking forward to this one.
I would not have opened the envelope so early but I had a really bad hair day yesterday when it arrived and furthermore the envelope had already been completely torn open at the side when it arrived which was just so typical for a day like that but... miraculously, the book and the birthday card were still inside which turned my bad hair day into a marvellous one - so thank you very, very much!

Somehow you guess where this story might be heading and yet it remains suspenseful until the end. This is also due to the astonishing writing style of Tess Gerritsen and the way she describes her characters, so vividly that the reader can easily relate to them and wants to know what becomes of them. As a pacifist I should have been at least a bit horrified by this story of vengeance but I must admit that I could not help but love it...

Now travelling as a wishlist RABCK to another bookcrosser (and right now while I am writing this release note I am watching the TV series Rizzoli & Isles :)).
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Happy reading :)!

Thankyou for your RABCK and I observed that it is much more economical to sent books to Australia rather than the reverse - such a shame a reflection on our postal system!

I must have read a review on this book to add it to my 'wishlist'. I don't usually read this genre but I will start to read it next week when I finish my current read. Also so thankyou for the postcard, we had seen this on a program watched on TV, amazing form of transport.

Well after saying the above I really enjoyed this book, in fact couldn't put it down. I think I will be looking for more books in this series.

Passed to fellow reader - enjoy!