This book took me awhile to get through. I do love mysteries and stuff but for some reason it just took me awhile to really get into it. It was about a homocide detective who has issues with drinking ever since his wife died and blacks out during the murder of a college professor that he is called to investigate. While investigating he discovers things at the crime scene that belong to him. He has no recollection of killing the professor or why he would even want to - so he does what every decetive should do and follows the evidence which takes him on many twists and turns and crazy directions. It's also about his journey to find Christ and the truth. It was definately interesting and entertaining (when I had the time to actually read it).
Rating: 7.5
I'm looking forward to getting back into the swing of reading this summer. I have already forged through the first few chapters of another Randy Alcorn book and after this one might take a break and read something a little more classical - like Jane Eyre.
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