My Sister's Grave (Tracy Crosswhite Book 1)

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He had some wickedly interesting twists in this one and kept the guilty party hidden until very late in the book. They had been competing in the finals of a shooting competition and afterwards Tracy went out to dinner with her boyfriend Ben leaving eighteen year old Sarah to drive her car home alone. His books are sold in more than twenty-five countries and have been translated into more than two dozen languages. She doesn't believe that Edmund House-a convicted rapist and the man condemned for Sarah's murder-is the guilty party.

The reason behind this being included in probably t …more You're right, electricity is generally considered to be a topic studied in Physics, not Chemistry. She doesn’t believe that Edmund House - a convicted rapist and the man condemned for Sarah’s murder- is the guilty party. Tracy is a person riddled with guilt over what happened to her sister, but is tenacious to the point of obsession in her determination to see justice done.I know what side of the fence, I would come down on because the truth does have a way of coming to light no matter how deeply it’s buried. Being the only female homicide detective in the department, she is headstrong and won't let anyone underestimate her competence because of her gender. But the hints of other crimes Tempe’s identification uncovers, particularly crimes against children, spur her on to redouble her efforts despite the new M. When Tracy wins a competition because Sarah ‘missed’ two targets on purpose, Tracy insists on giving her the medal.

I’m not sure how she felt about the whole sordid mess once all was said and done, and I wonder if she feels the same way I do, but I do think she will be able to live her life fully now that she knows the whole truth about Sarah and what really happened to her. The town, including her father, said it was Edmund because he was in jail for a short 6 years for beating and raping a girl. Overall, this was a fantastic book with well-developed characters, a great setting, realistic dialogue, and a page-turning story line.

Though it’s not necessary to read the prequels before launching into the novels, Tracy’s early relationship with her future boss, Johnny Nolasco, is very entertainingly set forth in these shorts, especially The Academy, and both short stories are rated 5 stars by me. Twenty years later, the pain is still sharp and ultimately led Tracy to give up her career as a teacher to become a homicide detective. Tracy Crosswhite makes a very engaging protagonist and the story moves at such a fast clip that it's almost impossible to put the book down once it gets rolling.