From back cover: Serial killer Elroy "Animal" Doil is hours away from the electric chair. In his last hours of life, he wants to make a confession -- to Detective Malcolm Ainslie, the man who put him away. And as much as he''d like to, Ainslie can''t ignore the criminal''s request. Because although Doil is guilty of a gruesome double murder, his confession could close twn other unsolved slayings. What Ainslie learns, however, will thrust him into an investigation that leads directlty to elite levels of city government -- and some of his trusted colleagues.

Sending to one of my most favorite Bookaholics (the ever-wonderful Trekwoman) in exchange for postage. Happy reading!! (NOTE: This book appears "In the wild" because I accidentally made wild release notes for it previous to this entry. Ooops!)

Hailey's a great author. Will share with family, too.

Pro: Arthur Hailey, excellent writer.
Con: Took FAR, FAR too long to spin this story out. Halfway through I was so frustrated I started skimming the text, then finally just jumped to the last thirty pages or so to find out what really happened.

Too many detective characters in this. I realize they were there to make a person suspect all of them, but come onnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.

RELEASE NOTES:

2nd floor waiting room near the Lab. Look on one of the blue chairs.