Title: Quality that's as high as the body count
Review: I often feel that the higher the body count in a mystery, the lower the quality of writing. This book sure tosses that theory into the trashcan. It opens with what appears to be a horrific murder/suicide which may well be a double murder instead, especially with the discovery of a possible suicide note making allusions to 9/11. BTW, this is a misleading clue and I'll let the reader discover just why it is. Suffice to say, you'll learn something interesting because of the clue. I don't want to give away more of the story than I already have, but I especially recommend this to the seasoned mystery reader looking for a truly challenging crime story.
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