Book review. Learn to play a corpse.
The truth of the puzzle in this book is already beyond expected in the set.
Last to Die | Learn to Play as a Corpse
8 Points or ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
A tragedy struck in one house, a husband, wife and 3 other adopted children of the couple were killed. Those who survived only "Teddy," a boy who had survived like this before two years ago, but that was the case for his real parents.
After Detective Jane Rizzori came to the case, she sent Teddy to a high-security boarding school, causing Teddy to find out that two other friends had been killed twice in the kitchen.
What exactly happened to these kids? Who was the real killer and why did he do it?
Good plot / storyline, fun, a little hope, intense investigation, the early stories are not complicated, but the later ones are a little complicated, but easy to read.
The course of the story is not very fast. The puzzle is very interesting and suspicious. Read and want to know if what you think will match the truth of the story. Make it fun and enjoyable, not boring. But there will be a point that I don't like very much about Jane's parents' relationship.
Some kind of hard guess, or maybe I didn't even think about it. This book, Aunt Tess, is a bit big, I don't think I'm going to get to that point. It makes the last truth very peak, and the killer's guess is very hard, and the answer is more unexpected, probably because I'm biased with the characters.
In the end, it was very good, many events were unexpected, some deductions and some complexity, but after everything was over, there would be news that spoke about the case as a summary.
Overall, it's fun. The investigation is intense. It's complicated at the end, but it's easy to read. It's easy to understand according to this set style. The other thing is that it's not very long. The puzzles are revealed to peak more than expected in the set. So I like it, but it's not the best in this set.
Author: Tess Gerritsen
Translator: Azya Thakkul
Publisher: Publisher Fountain
Category: Translated Literature
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