Title: Exciting thriller from beginning to end
Product review: Sean King and Michelle Maxwell have their hands full as they investigate serial murders in which the killer sets the victim's watches to consecutive hours as each murder occurs. The method of each killing is copied from classic cases in the past. Meanwhile the two sleuths are hired to defend a man who is being accused of burglary by the Battles, a wealthy, though dysfunctional family. As in most books of this genre, the two cases begin to merge as the victims are shown to have some relationship to the Battles. Author Baldacci takes the reader through the thought processes of the depraved killer, never hinting at his identity. The suspense builds until at last the killer is caught, but Baldacci has a few more tricks up his sleeve before the books ends. The author's technique of using short chapters only enhances the suspense which the plot creates. I had a hard time putting this one down.
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