Review: Die Again - Tess Gerritsen

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Review: Die Again -Book #11 Rizzoli and Isles - Tess Gerritsen - December 2014

Six years ago a group of people both females and males went on a safari that they had found on the internet called "Lost in Botswana" , though as the trip would go on they would definitely find themselves in awkward and dangerous positions and that the name "Lost in Botswana" would become their reality. Now Six years later in Boston, an experienced Hunter named Leon Gotti is found hanging like a dead gutted animal in his living room and it seems that this incident has to do with his sons's death on the Safari. As our favourite detective Jane Rizzoli does her detecting and Maura Isles her dissecting we discover that these two cases are connected and that from the safari , there was one survivor left who for the past six years has been living in fear and sleeping with one eye open as she waits for the same fate as those which happened that fateful safari - a safari she didn't even want to go on , in the first place. As like all of Tess Gerritsen's Rizzoli and Isles books, this was another fabulous and fast-paced thriller which successfully connected the two incidents together. This is the perfect read for those fans of Mystery Novels and if you enjoy Tess Gerritsen's books check out the TV show Rizzoli and Isles which is currently in it's 5th season.

 

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