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If it's gripping, it's Gerritsen. A terrifying Rizzoli and Isles thriller and a number one bestseller.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
i love Tess Gerritsen's books have all but 2 now, this is the 6th rizzoli and isles book and helps you to understand the story behind the others if you have not read them in order like myself. this book arrived quickly and in perfect condition.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Loved all Tess Gerritsen Rizzoli and Isles books. I started with this one, not realising it was part of a bigger story, so after i finished i bought all he rizzoli and isles ones and started at the beginning! I found this one sooooooo scary. A word of advice, do not read it when you are home alone and in the evenings!! Even though I was scared I couldn't put it down. Highly reccomend.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Kindle Edition
The Mephisto Club is the 6th book in the Rizzoli and Isles series and it is by far my favourite. I can't believe how much I have enjoyed this series of books, Tess Gerritsen just keeps on getting better and better!
I think that this book is darker than the previous ones. I felt that parts of it were verging on horror rather than the crime/thriller genre. Tess Gerritsen does not hold back when describing murder scenes and in my opinion she is one of the best at creating and maintaining the tension throughout a book.
Dr Maura Isles and Jane Rizzoli team up once again but there is tension in the air as Rizzoli does not approve of Maura's developing relationship with Father Daniel Brophy. The discordance in their relationship affects the investigation in that Maura is drawn into the Mephisto Club more than she would normally have allowed herself to be. The club studies evil and the person that Isles and Rizzoli are chasing, could definitely be described as that. The victims are found in appalling states, surrounded by words and symbols that lead back to the devil himself. It is clear that the murderer has only just begun but how are they going to catch him when he may not even be human?
I have said in all of my reviews of this series how much I have enjoyed them. Each book has had me gripped from beginning to end; if you are looking for a new crime series to try then check out Tess Gerritsen, she's one of the best.
I think that this book is darker than the previous ones. I felt that parts of it were verging on horror rather than the crime/thriller genre. Tess Gerritsen does not hold back when describing murder scenes and in my opinion she is one of the best at creating and maintaining the tension throughout a book.
Dr Maura Isles and Jane Rizzoli team up once again but there is tension in the air as Rizzoli does not approve of Maura's developing relationship with Father Daniel Brophy. The discordance in their relationship affects the investigation in that Maura is drawn into the Mephisto Club more than she would normally have allowed herself to be. The club studies evil and the person that Isles and Rizzoli are chasing, could definitely be described as that. The victims are found in appalling states, surrounded by words and symbols that lead back to the devil himself. It is clear that the murderer has only just begun but how are they going to catch him when he may not even be human?
I have said in all of my reviews of this series how much I have enjoyed them. Each book has had me gripped from beginning to end; if you are looking for a new crime series to try then check out Tess Gerritsen, she's one of the best.
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Gerritsen at her best
Gerritsen's Rizzoli & Isles at their best with many twists and turns that keep you guessing to the end, a few red herrings that lead you in the wrong direction. Brilliant.
Published 1 month ago by bobby's girl
Good but not the best
I am enjoying reading the Rizolli & Isles books by Tess Gerritsen and so far have not been able to put them down as they are so good............but this one was hard to get into! Read more
Published 1 month ago by Zoe T
Disappointed
I have now read 6 Tess G books in the order of writing and I have to say this is the worst by miles. The plot is quite farcical at times. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Cotswold
Disappointing
Disappointing. Having read the previous Rizzoli & Isles books found this to be not about detection but about satanism and not credible. Read more
Published 6 months ago by N. Stratton
Rizzoli & Isles will never fail to entertain.
I can never fail to be impressed with a Rizzoli & Isles novel. This is definitely one of the best - full of mystery, intrigue and a little murder!
Published 12 months ago by Ms. L. Clayton
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