Four-star review of Fool Me Once by Harlan Corben
This was definitely a page-turner.
A returning special-ops pilot witnesses the death of her husband and
investigates his death and that of her sister (and a few other people).
Assorted men help her. She’s suffering from PTSD, but that doesn’t explain some
of the moves she makes. Few of the characters are fleshed out into believable
people. The ending was more of a “What the…?” as an unsatisfying twist and I
felt the final chapter about twenty-five years later from a different POV was
added because the reveal was not reader-friendly. Still, I had a hard time
putting the book down when I was reading it.
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