Book Review Tracking Doc Savage

Can I say disappointed? I don't know. I didn't expect much.

The Surgeon | Tracking Doc Savage

7 Points or ★ ★ ★ ☆

The girl was found in his hotel room, where the body was sliced to death, where the abdomen was cut off, where the room was covered in blood, and the police assumed that this was the third body from the same killer, and that it was the job of "Jane Rizzoli," the only policewoman in the Boston police homicide unit to do this.

What would this investigation be like, who would the real killer be, and why would he do it?

Good plot / storyline, fun, some hope, the case is not complicated, easy to read, easy to understand, the investigation is not very intense, probably because there are a lot of scenes in the hospital that are not autopsies.

The story is not slow and fast, the explanation is very detailed, especially the scene about the hospital, it can be a bit boring, but I don't want to put it. The story is very interesting, the case is interesting, and it's a bit of a stick.

It's not that hard to guess, it's a general investigation, but it's a little unpredictable, it's about a peak, but it's not wow, and the killer's guess is very hard to guess. This book, we already know that the killer is a doctor by the name of Thailand, but the point is a lot of doctors, but the answer is not very peak.

Overall, it's fun to read, it feels like reading Robert Hunter, but it's slower to explain the events, and I like it, and the protagonist, Rizzoli, is about a few, but it's not his own set, and Dr. Iles isn't here yet.

If you ask if you want to go on with this set, go on for sure, because I bought 5 copies and read Savage Camouflage (Volume 4), which is much better than this one. It's very fun. Wait to read the review.

Author: Tess Gerritsen

Translator: Sumeth Chowshuti

Publisher: Publisher Fountain

Category: Translated Literature

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