The Last Precinct Audiobook

" Now we know how Benton died and why Lucy's new company is called "The Last Precinct". There are lots of twist and turns in this story. I'm not sure how much sleep Kay Scarpetta gets at night. She is constantly on the go! "

" I probably would have appreciated this read more had I read Black Notice first, as the story is continued from there and makes frequent reference to the first book. It is, still, a good solid read, and the bad guy, the Werewolf, sounds like the first book will be a great read also. Looking forward to tracking it down! "

" ..a tightly woven plot with a multitude of twists and turns..all of which get resolved... "

" Way too much recap of previous book. "

" It seems like the author is creating a trilogy in the middle of a series. It's wonderfully crafted and hopefully the next book brings the stunning conclusion "

" Audio booked this on a road trip. "

" As usual, hard to put down. The twists and turns keep you thinking. "

" I really had to force myself through a lot of this book. I found it much less interesting than the other Scarpetta books, even the ones that weren't that good. "

" I agree with some other reviews that it isn't as good as the beginning on the series was- mostly because the characters are becoming so angry and bitter but I still enjoyed it and am ready for the next one. With hope, some of the story lines that twisted together a bit strangely will be resolved. "

" Good page turner / whodunnit though I had it figured out early. Sucked it down in a couple of sittings. "

" Kay is part of an investigation accused of murdering new police chief. Marino was suspended by this chief. Lucy has left the FBI and works for AFT. Story revolves around a family in Paris and "werewolf" killer. The story doesn't really end- werewolf killer continues into the next book in the series. "

" I found this a bit slow- like all of the Kay Scarpetta stories. But there is great attention to detail as always from the author Patricia Cornwell. "

" It's a little weird to read these books when I know what comes later in the series... "

" Seemed to wrap up a few loose ends from the last book or two in the Kay Scarpetta series. Enjoyable plot, but the swearing, general bitterness, and focus on sex lives appears to be growing. "

" This was very good but had a different character in it, I almost felt sorry for, almost. The whole book had a unique ring to it...not sure what was going on in Cornwell's mind at the time, but the story is engrossing and bizarre. "

" Dr. Kay Scarpetta is back in my world! "

" so far so good, a little bit plodding at the start. i'm new to Patricia Cornwell and may not remain a fan. i far prefer Kathy Reichs. "

" Scared the daylights out of me at times! Excellent, dark mystery "

" Its a bit slow to get into, but once you are absorbed into the book, its amazing!! "

" I really liked this book. I like how it tied up a lot of loose ends and leaves Kay open to pursue a different path. However, I feel like maybe Cornwell initially intended to leave the series here and I am kind of puzzled as to why it continues. "

" There was no reason to call the Grand Jury. Cops don't do that to each other. The crime story was tighter than some of her recent stuff. "

" #11 Scarpetta finds herself the target of a corrupt police investigation. sifts through the forensic evidence that seems to link Chandonne to other horrific events in her past "

" Good read, as usual, she keeps her lead characters growing, yet with still some depths to be plummed. "

" Deals with gory murders in such a factual way that it doesn't seem vulgar or insensitive at all! To add elements of emotions to such a well-laid out plot is pretty laudable. Worth a read! "

" Its very good if you like a good murder mystery "

" This is where it all went downhill for me.. I loved them all until this one. I just could NOT get through it. The characters 'turned' on me, and I haven't found a Scarpetta book since that has held my attention, and that I've read cover-to-cover since. "

" Its a bit slow to get into, but once you are absorbed into the book, its amazing!! "

" This was the best one of her books, I think. I am to the point where it is time to start reading her stories again. "

" Definitely one of my favourite Scarpetta thrillers so far. Although not so much death and action as some of the others in the series, there is a lot of detail into the characters themselves and it is very well written. "

" This was my first Patricia Cornwell book & I have since read all of them. The series is starting to seem different with the last few books, but I highly recommend her earlier books. "

" A Kay Scarpetta novel. A very good read! "

" I read all the books in the Scarpetta series. I really like the characters and the mysteries. There is nothing earth-shattering about the writing or the concept, but they are fun and entertaining books and easy to read. "

" I found this book difficult to get into. Cornwell wrote all previous Scarpetta books in the first person, yet this one was written in the third person and it takes some getting used to when you have read the series from the start. "

" A bit too pat for my tastes, rather predictable, and poorly written ending. "

" Cornwell just gets better and better as Kay Scarpetta goes on with her life. These are becoming "can't put down" books for me. Alas, all too soon, I'll be finished with this series. "

" Nice turn of phrase now and then. "

" The weakest Scarpetta novel so far in the series. The heavy psychoanalytic aspect of the plot is murky and slow. The bitter tone is difficult to warm up to. The staccato narrative style doesn't flow. If not for its overall interesting plot, the book would have been a 1 out of 5. "

" It's a Kay Scarpetta book. You know what you're getting into before you start reading it. If you like this style of book, it's an okay example. Nothing super special here, but worthy of the genre/series. "