VBT# Review : Redemption - Laurel Dewey

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Today's VBT# is a review of a new mystery novel out by female author Laurel Dewey , which is totally awesome as lately there has seemed to be a lack of female mystery writers. The tour is part of Pump Up Your Books Virtual Tours.

Redemption

Review : Redemption - Laurel Dewey - March 2011

Are you a fan of the mystery genre and wanting something to set your bones a tingling and how about a fan of the fast-paced novels , the ones that keep you entertained and not falling asleep with the long winded details like unfortunately I find Patricia Cornwell and Karen Slaughter do. Author Laurel Dewey's writing , I found similar to authors like Karen Rose and Lisa Scottoline and once I started reading it , I was hooked and had to continue till the last page. The only downside for me was that this was the second book in a series - the first is called Protector and featured what seemed by reading Redemption a full on tale as in her new novel , the story touched loosely on life-changing events that seemed to occur in book one which forced lead character Jane to resign from the Denver Police Department. In Redemption , we see Jane move from working in the police force to making her way as a small town PI - which a trend Ive seen in books is that many failed cops, tend to start jobs as Private investigators. On her way from a AA Meeting , Jane meets a woman who convinces her that her grandaughter's killer is on the loose and will kill again if Jane doesn't stop him. As the story progresses we see Jane on a wild goose chase for a killer that leads to a church . Redemption is a mystery novel that combines the thrills and intrigue of a murder mystery with the faith and religion of a christian fiction. Overall I would place Redemption more in the category of an edgy christian fiction rather than straight mystery and thriller genre.
Redemption is a novel that all fans of whether it be mystery or edgy christian fiction will enjoy.






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