Genre: Mystery
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When attorney Tom Perini, a former Heisman trophy winner, is murdered while jogging in Central Park, his wife Julie is devastated. She suspects that this is more than a random murder and feels that there is something a bit off with the FBI agent who is assigned to the case. When she turns to Tom's partner, Vincent Sorrentino, for help, they become embroiled in seemingly more than they can handle. Who was Tom involved with, and what was he hiding?
In Death's Witness Batista, an attorney himself, involves the reader in his story from page one, and kept me turning pages well into the night. This mixture of politics, police work and the legal system might be a bit confusing at times, but for the most part it was easy to follow and fun to try to figure out. The characters were engaging, and I often found myself feeling Julie's pain as she worked her way through the confusion of Tom's life and death.
I have not read any of Batista's other books, but I will be trying another soon.
- Beverly
Publisher - Oceanview Publishing; Reprint edition
Date of Publication - January 26, 2016
In Death's Witness Batista, an attorney himself, involves the reader in his story from page one, and kept me turning pages well into the night. This mixture of politics, police work and the legal system might be a bit confusing at times, but for the most part it was easy to follow and fun to try to figure out. The characters were engaging, and I often found myself feeling Julie's pain as she worked her way through the confusion of Tom's life and death.
I have not read any of Batista's other books, but I will be trying another soon.
- Beverly
Publisher - Oceanview Publishing; Reprint edition
Date of Publication - January 26, 2016
