Crime of Privilege
By: Walter Walker
Genre: fiction/mystery
Pages: 432
Published: 2013
Read: August
2 out of 5
This novel starts out strong; the premise disturbing, but exciting
– a rape of one young girl, a murder of another and a rich powerful family
covering their tracks. I thought this
book held a lot of promise and would be fantastic. However, about a quarter of
the way through it started to d-r-a-g and you have already met so many
characters some get lost in the mix. Plus, there are a lot more characters to
be introduced so the confusion continues.
I also felt the book never really “solved” the case, but rather
assumptions were made. I gave it a 2 star rating versus a 1 star because it did
hold my interest enough to read the entire novel, in hopes to see resolution. Yet,
another downfall was that I enjoy mysteries that include an unexpected twist
and this one never came close.
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