Review for The Redemption by David Boiani

The Redemption by David Boiani


Rating: 3 out of 5 stars  

Series: The John Corbin 
Publication:  Foundations Book Publishing 
Publication Date: May 01, 2018
Format: Pdf
Price: $4.49
Pages: 203
Amazon Link: Click Here


Rating: 

  • Trigger Warning & Disturbances: 2 / 10
  • Erotic / Sexual Content: Nil
  • Gore & Dismemberment: 2 / 10


In Boiani’s (The John Corbin Series) plot-driven, punctuative stand-alone sequel, “time” itself is a central theme. There are flashbacks, countdowns, and tightly sequenced series of events. A serial killer is menacing Seattle and has called out John Corbin by name to work the case. As a retired detective, John exclaims in Michael Corleone’s words, “Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in.” Each time an untraceable email is received at headquarters, they are given 24 hours to unravel the cryptic clues to save the victim. As events intensify John with his equally driven rookie partner, Rick, stands in the crosshairs where his decisions impact and may damage his family and personal life, endangering everyone and everything he holds dear. As his traumatic past catches up to him, a loved one may fall and justice may not prevail. This penetrating, crime thriller demonstrates truthful insights into human vulnerabilities (physical, emotional, and mental) and perils encountered by those in the line of duty. Boiani offers a realistic portrayal of these officers’ lives. It is ideal for fans of James Patterson to reserve a slot in their bookshelves.


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