The Last Precinct is the 11th book in the Kay Scarpetta series.
Don't miss the other titles in Patricia Cornwell's Kay Scarpetta series.
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"If you're not already a convert, jump into Scarpetta's world and enjoy terrific audio listening." (AudioFile)
"Another great Scarpetta novel"
A really good read. Enough twists and turns to keep both the new readers and faithful Patricia Cornwell fans guessing.
"Too much talk"
There may be a book in there somewhere, but I don't have time to listen to hours of analysis. Maybe I should have gotten the unabridged version. A disappointing purchase.
"The Last Precinct (Unabridged)"
This was better the second time. I had read the book and missed some items. I like this series. This author never disappoints me.
"Always a good Read/Listen"
I enjoy all of the Scarpetta books. This is not the best one, but does build more on the personal lives of all the characters and is definitly a good book. If you enjoy the series, you will not be disappointed.
"the author seems to be getting tired"
I enjoyed her previous books. But this one did not seem to have anything really new or different. An OK book if not compared to her previous works.
"GREAT BOOK"
i WOULD RECOMEND THIS BOOK
KAY IS ALWAYS MY FAVORITE CHARACTER i HAVE READ THE SCARPETTA NOVELS FROM START TO FINISH.
KAY IS ALWAYS MY FAVORITE CHARACTER i HAVE READ THE SCARPETTA NOVELS FROM START TO FINISH.
"Cornwell Does it Again, Almost"
This book ranks around 15 out of 25. The story was a little slow, and there was a lot of extemporaneous information given. If you could edit out the "dead wood" you would have a much more riveting storyline.
Kay Scarpetta herself. She is the whole reason I read her adventures.Her thought processes and willingness to act keep me coming back for more.
Kate Reading brings the characters to life. I will definitely look for more of her work.
"I give it a C."
Very sloooow. A lot of analysis, not much to keep the reader interested. Not one of my favorites.
"Cornwell & Reading - Perfect Together!"
The book is excellent, Scarpetta is as usual and Kate Reading is the best. The Scarpetta novels keep me on my treadmill and make my commute to work bearable!
"Not her best"
This book is wraught with anger and makes the reader feel a little uncomfortable. I guess exploring the aftermath of practically being killed would result in some discomfort, but it was harder for me to read than the other Scarpetta books. I'll definitely continue the Scarpetta journey, but don't recommend this for a first time reader of Cornwell.