Monday, 30 July 2012
Killing Orders by Sara Paretsky
Years ago, V I Warshawski's Aunt Rosa treated the detective's beloved mother in an unforgiveable way. Now, after she's accused of stealing $3 million from the Dominican priory where she works, Rosa calls upon the ties of blood to clear her name.
V I is not prepared to forgive so easily. She doesn't want the case. Until suddenly no one else - the FBI, a threatening phone caller, and even Aunt Rosa herself - appears to want her on the case either.
The stakes are higher than she could have realised.
V I Warshawski is tough, attractive and funny. Her specialty is financial crime. This is a good 'un.
Killing Orders (1985) is the third book in the V I Warshawski novel series.
Rating: 5/5
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