Title: Good, strong book, true to Lehane's style
Product review: The #3 installment of Genarro/Kenzie stays true to its roots of authentic characters, continuing their evolution, and a great story with all the right twists. The previous book (Darkness, Take my Hand), was so dark and grim that both, the dynamic duo of Patrick/Angie and the readers, needed a lighter case that was a bit easier on the psyche. And Sacred was just that case. It's not Lehane's chef d'oeuvre, but it's an important book for continuity in the series. I thoroughly enjoyed it and read it in about two workdays.
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