A little twist…not the by the authors

Great character development

This book was suspenseful and, as always for Gerritsen, a truly enjoyable read!

I have read the entire Rizzoli and Isles series, and I can't wait for the next one. This one, Silent Girl, was great. Every time I download another book in this series,I get nothing done until I've finished it. I've actually read from my iPad while making my bed, and read from my iPhone while standing in line at Market Basket, putting my groceries on the conveyor belt with one hand and holding my phone, reading, with the other. I love how there is enough obvious evidence for the reader to figure out some of the mystery, but there's always a twist you didn't see coming. I'd like to read more about Rat and I hope he is in the next book. I love the tv show, but I'm bugged that they didn't put Rizzolies marriage and child in it. Plus the Korsack Angela affair. Hopefully they will stick to the books more closely in the future. Why would they mess with perfection? I hope there are more books in this series in the works for the future. I'm seriously hooked! Now I will buy and download all of Tess Gerritsons other books while I wait for the next Rizzoli and Isles book. I apologize to my husband. Dinners gonna be late again! Janet J. Hart

Enjoyed the interactions of characters. A fun, suspenseful and easy read. Will definitely read more of her books and continue to watch series on TV.

Excellent book once I started to read it the husband had to cook dinner. Time to buy the next book by tess.

I loved this book. The references to Asian history made the storyline even more enjoyable to read. My daughter loved it also.

I give it solid four stars. I think it more entertaining now that the characters are on TV. I see the faces from TV as I read the book. What fun! Not a must read, but certainly enjoyable on a rainy day here in Seattle when you just want an easy book a good cup of coffee. Larry

Great reading, a fast page turning book with immense imagination and suspense... My first book purchased on the ipad2!

I would have to say this was one of TG's best.