Hypocrisy

Not as good as the other 3 books I have read by this author a bit slow to start with

Having read and enjoed Recuccittion, I went and bought Hypocrisy. It was everything I had hoped for, not one jot of disappointment. Good believable story with twists and turns enough personal facts that connect you to the detectives and once again an ending you did not expect.

Good plot, great characters, T.J. and Amaris should have a TV show, they were better than the crime fighting duos on box. I was happy Amaris gets to have a "family". Hope there is more to come.

Excellent reading. Could't put the book down, with action on every page making you want to read continuously.

Really enjoyed this book. Great story line, couldn't put it down. Highly recommended.

In this book the author uses his medical knowledge to best effect as the background to a murder. The plot is interesting as Dr Lauren Crawford is murdered just as she has discovered a potential cure for cancer. With the big drug companies about to lose money if this radical treatment goes public, this book is partly a thriller, partly political and partly a cop story.I especially liked the relationship between the investigators, Dupree and T.J. The rapport between the pair is second to none and it is in this area that the author excels. Each of them has their own secrets and worries about what they bring with them. I enjoyed watching the relationship develop and the repartee blossom. Readers will easily identify with them and enjoy the banter as light relief from the rest of the story.This book will appeal to anyone who enjoys a good story with realistic characters.