Monday, October 22, 2018

Lethal White by Robert Galbraith


Lethal White is Robert Galbraith’s (aka J.K. Rowlings') forth book in her Corman Strike series.  Strike’s former assistant Robin has been elevated to partner in their now famous and growing detective agency.  Strike’s notoriety lands him a case with the irritable Jasper Chizzle, Minister for Culture who claims he’s being blackmailed.  With grown children from three marriages, rumblings about quasi-legal activities, and disagreements with other politicians, Chizzle’s case proves complex and broad in scope for the two detectives.  Then when Chizzle is murdered and the police call it suicide, one of Chizzle’s daughters hires Strike and Robin to find the truth.  Finding that truth proves dangerous for both partners.  Meanwhile, both Strike and Robin’s personal lives are in shambles but the chemistry between the two thrives on adversity.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book.  Even though it was a bit long for a mystery, I was never bored or confused and hated to see it end… a sign of good writing.

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