Title: great read
Product review: Very compelling, Scarpetta knows her job and still has a life outside of it. Barely, but she's hanging on to the ideal of work plus a life, and even trying to help out a friend while doing it. She is compassionate about her victims' families, and this adds to the complexity of the character. Of course, it also leads her down some false paths and to make a few mistakes, but that's realistic. The author has done a good job of keeping this a stand alone piece while it is obviously written about a central cast of characters, and I would highly recommend this one or any of them from this series.
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