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File Size: 1376 KB
Print Length: 312 pages
Publisher: Cross Atlantic Publishing; 2 edition (October 26, 2013)
Publication Date: October 26, 2013
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00AR5HWXQ
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Sergeant David Wolf is a member of the Sluice County Sheriff 's Department. While out investigating a murder, he barely escapes becoming a murder victim himself. His ex-wife (and mother of his son), is released from rehab and he wonders if she will stay clean this time. And, Wolf is waiting to see if he will be appointed as the new Sheriff by county council members and the mayor...Wolf receives news, via his mother, that his brother has committed suicide in Lecco, Italy. Since he does not believe that John really killed himself, Wolf travels to Northern Italy to try to prove John was murdered, without causing too much upset in the Italian Carabinieri (and without becoming another victim). Officer Lia Parente is assigned to assist him with his investigation of John's last night...Finally! A mystery series that looks like it will be worth reading! I was immersed in this story from beginning to end. There was a great plot with an intriguing subplot and both were interesting. I must say, I never expected either conclusion. I felt like I travelled from Rocky Point, Colorado (USA) to Lecco, Italia and back with Sergeant Wolf. With him, I followed the clues through the twists and turns — and there were plenty of surprises to keep me entertained along the way. The ending made me want to read the next book now!
I enjoyed the book. It was my first time to read anything written by Jeff Carson. What I did not like was being left hanging at the end of the book. To get the ending of the first book you have to read the second book. I had already purchased 3 titles anyway but for me a book should have an ending even if it is part of a series. My 3 star rating is for the ending.
This book isn't badly written but it sure is bad. The hero is supposed to be an ex special forces badass who is a deputy sheriff in a hick town in Colorado that is clearly beneath him. He goes to Italy to investigate his brother's death which he is convinced is murder not suicide. He doesn't use a single skill from his SEAL days or whatever he was. He mostly reacts and pretty much acts like a complete and total amateur. He probably should have gotten killed a half dozen times but for his dumb luck. There's nothing interesting about him, the plot, the dialog, etc. To say it's implausible is generous but irrelevant. What doesn't work is that it's obvious David Wolf is supposed to be a Mitch Rapp, Scott Harvarth, etc. type -- it's just he has none of their skills or personality.
In the interest of full disclosure, I have to say that this one was difficult for me to get through. I wasn't interested at all in whatever was going on in Italy. I read the character description of Wolf in Rocky Points, Colorado, and that is what interested me. I was pretty disappointed when the story took him to Italy. I lost complete interest.BUT, I love the characters in this series and I knew that things would get so much better once the author put Wolf back in his home setting. I just started the 4th book in the series (having read the first three this past weekend). I am so happy that I pushed through the first book to get to all this much more interesting and and easier to read storyline.
Sergeant David Wolf is a different type of character in this international thriller and mystery. He was an Army Ranger, and has returned to his home town in Colorado to work as a Sheriff 's Deputy; his goal is to become Sheriff like his Dad was. He is a strong Alpha male, handsome, and not quite as smart as he should be. He also rarely answers a question! I say he isn't quite as smart as he should be, because another Deputy blatantly tries to kill him and he doesn't say one word about it to anyone. This, of course, has ramifications. Meanwhile David's brother in Italy is said to have committed suicide; David flys over to collect his body and to try to prove his brother was murdered.This story has some well-done twists and turns, his family (ex-wife and 12 years old son) has some interesting dynamics, and the town, Rocky Points has a solid small town feel. Some parts of the story in Italy moved slowly and surprisingly to me, this main character is only moderately likable so far!
Colorado Deputy Sergeant David Wolf's life is suddenly interrupted with news that his brother, who has been living and working in northern Italy, has died. He is at a crucial point in his police career, being just days away from potentially being voted by the town council to replace the retiring Sheriff for the County, and he is faced with a serious conflict with his rival for that job, the son of one of the council members. Still, he has no choice and travels to Italy, quickly becoming suspicious as to the cause of his brothers death. The local police (carabinieri) have already ruled that the death was a suicide, but they reluctantly agree to cooperate with him for a short time as he looks into his brothers recent activities leading up to his death. Wolf soon finding a suspicious Romanian underworld in the small Italian town that he comes to believe had something to do with what he now considers to be his brothers murder.The Italian aspect of the story adds an unusual atmosphere and flavor, and the attractive female carabinieri officer who is assigned to work with Wolf is also an interesting element to the story. I found this to be an easy and enjoyable read, not particularly sophisticated, but good enough to cause me to obtain further books in the series and see how Wolf's life will develop.The one frustration with the story is the cliff-hanger ending, requiring the reader to pick up book 2 in the series in order to find out what happens next: The Silversmith. I did that, and am hoping that I will not be disappointed.
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