Revoila Elizabeth George as I hoped. I read all his novels and I must admit that it is one of my top three with "The murder of the cliff" and "A taste of ashes." Obviously a novel E. George is not a novel by Mary Higgins Clark! The characters are processed, searched their characters and the plot is almost a pretext for a study in order of our society. Pardon, rehabilitation, self-righteousness (is not that Ms. MacHaggis!), Greed and wealth as a goal are all points covered for which a shorter book would not have been enough. Wealth (good, this time) of the novel and the psychological contributions are such that it takes time for everything to implement and fits together perfectly. And indeed, once again, everything went well nested! Ms. George, keep it, great!
