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great “Vacation” book!

I love how these mysteries just get better with each book, Not only does Gerritsen deepen our insight into her coleading characters lives but her mysteries have become more interesting, more layered, and slightly less procedural,

I loved all the Chinese mythology that serves as the fascinating foundation for this haunting tale, This one hit close to paranormal without jumping the shark something that can be difficult if not handled well,

Only missed that fifth star because I would really have liked it if I hadnt guessed so much so soon, Dont get me wrong, theres plenty of stunning reveals, but I spent so much time trying to figure out the “why” that I managed to stumble onto the “who” first.


Gerritsen has quickly become my go to for a “cant miss” mystery, On to book. The Silent Girl is book nine in the Rizzoli and Isles series by Tess Gerritsen, Detective Jane Rizzoli and her partner Detective Frost caught a case in China Town, A body was found on the top of a restaurant that has been closed for twenty years after five people were killed, At first Detective Jan Rizzoli and Detective Frost thought this case was straightforward and easy to finish, However, this was not the case, The readers of The Silent Girl will continue to follow the twists and turns in Detective Jane Rizzoli and Detective Frost investigation into the death of the young women,

I enjoy reading The Silent Girl, The Rizzoli and Isles series is fantastic series, I do like Tess Gerritsen writing style and the way Tess Gerritsen describes her plots and portrays her characters, The Silent Girl did start slowly, However, once you got past the first couple of chapters, you will enjoy reading this book, Tess Gerritsen did a great job in combining the twentyfiveyearold murder case with the present day murders,

Readers of The Silent Girl will learn about Chinese legends and superstitions, Also, the problems that law enforcement have when investigating a murder in China Town, The Silent Girl highlights the problems and consequences for everyone involved with sexual assault on children,

I recommend this book,
I've read and mostly liked the previous novels in the Rizzoli/Isles series some more than others, This is

competently executed crime fiction, with both police procedural and thriller elements, The forensic aspect of the series represented by the character of Dr Maura Isles plays less of a part in this novel, This was a plus for me, because I'm rather tired of detailed autopsy descriptions, I am also rather tired of Dr Isles' tortured and soap operay love life, Jane Rizzoli is an interesting character, but not as interesting as she could be in this novel, Other characters are sketched in fairly lightly, It's fair to say that there's not a great deal of character development,

The Chinese mythology element in the novel is quite well done and gives an interesting twist to the plot, However, the plot itself is not without its problems, For example, some elements of the resolution are less than believably explained, Just how did the perpetrators start their killing spree , However, readers who have major issues with implausibilty should probably find some other genre to read, In my view, the ability to suspend disbelief is a required skill for a reader of crime fiction,

The novel is set in Boston, I guess some Boston locations are mentioned, but the scenesetting made little impression on me, I don't get a strong sense of place from Gerritsen, in the way I do from sitelinkDenis Lehane who also sets his novels in Boston, sitelinkGeorge Pelicanos Washington or sitelinkKarin Slaughter Atlanta for her most recent novels.


It feels like I am damning this novel with faint praise, That's a bit unfair, because I did like it, I just didn't love it, That said, when the next novel in the series is published, I will almost certainly read it, Tess Gerritsen writes excellent, complex and wellplotted mysteries with a policeprocedural bent which are right up my alley, This is no exception. While part of a series, this book could work as a standalone although you would miss some of the past events that drive character interactions, The only thing keeping this book from really hitting five for me is that there is just a little coolness to the writing style, I don't feel the characters' emotions quite as deeply as I would like, That's personal preference I love romance and angst, and being emotionally touched by a book and not just intrigued and entertained, It is clearly a style choice on the part of the writer, For example after a main character, Jane, is shot and only saved by the Kevlar vest her husband has insisted she wear, she will have to go home and tell him about the event.
That's an opportunity for a deep emotional and romantic scene, Instead the author chooses to skip over it completely, and move on to Jane's shooter's autopsy in the morgue the next morning.
For some, that is the ideal choice, not letting the mystery get bogged down in the gooey personal stuff, I just happen to have a taste for the personal in my reading, sitelinkTess Gerritsen Fans Group Link
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Boston's Det, Jane Rizzoli Dr. Maura Isles is rarely mention, the story is good, but the character list is long amp may get confusing, It starts present day, investigation of a rooftop murder in Boston's Chinatown, Jane amp her partner Det, Frost find the location was where the Red Phoenix Restaurant "massacre" ayear old crime scene occurred,

Crime logs listedpeople killed: Joey Gilmore Irish mafia, James Fang, Arthurhusband amp Dina Mallorywife by Wu Weiman the cook, who committed suicide,years ago, the massacre crime was not solved, Jane amp Det, Frost are asked by parents/spouses to find who is sending them obituaries' anniversary notes each year

Their research starts,bullet casings were found, people only heardshots amp Wu usedon himself That rules out suicide.
Before the case occurred, they found a list of missing girls occurred, When the story lists the person sending the obituaries, it is a complete surprise, Next a family's daughter explains where the missing girls are amp identifies their murderers involved in the massacre, . . Hämärältä pikkukujalta Bostonin Chinatownissa löytyy ihmisen irtonainen käsi, sitten viereisen talon katolta naisen runneltu pää, Kun ruumis viimein löydetään lähistöltä, siinä on kiinni kaksi harmaata karvaa eivätkä ne ole peräisin ihmisestä,

Nämä ovat etsivä Jane Rizzolin ainoat johtolangat, Niiden avulla hän ja tohtori Maura Isles saavat selville, että naisen väkivaltainen kuolema ei ole sarjassaan ensimmäinen,

Seitsemäntoista vuotta aikaisemmin bostonilaiseen ravintolaan tehtiin yllätyshyökkäys, jossa kuoli viisi ihmistä, Yksi silminnäkijä on vielä elossa: arvoituksellinen nainen, taistelulajien mestari, Hän tietää karmaisevan salaisuuden, Orijinali sitelinkKitap Esintisi adresinde,

Sanırım Tessten bir şaheser okudum, Size göre öyle gelmeyebilir ama benim gözümde bu kitap kadının en iyileri arasında yer alacak her zaman, Öyle bir kitaptı ki yıllar yıllar öncesinde aşk romanlarıyla dalga geçen elinde Brown, Chattam, Grange, Craig Russell, Agatha vb, birçok yazarın kitaplarıyla gezen küçük bir kızı hatırlamama neden oldu, Sanırım polisiye ama iyi bir polisiye benim her daim bebeklerim arasına girmeye müsait,

Yazar kitabın sonunda belki de en kişisel romanımdı demiş, bağlantıyı bu cümleyle kurmam ayıp olsa da Çini anlatmasıyla Tess gerçekten kendi geçmişinden kesitler, hikayeler sunmuş diyebiliriz.
Ve bir kurgu yaratmış ki tam ağzıma göreydi demeliyim, Belki tahmin edebiliyorsunuz kitabın belli yerlerinde, ama yine de son okuduğum Grange romanını düşündüğümde Kaiken Tess ondan çok daha iyi bir hikaye kurmayı becermiş bence.
Kitap bir Rizzoli kitabıydı, o yüzden her şekil benim daha çok seveceğim bir hikaye demekti, Bu Maurayı sevmediğimden değil, Janein hikayelerinin hep sanki bir nebze daha heyecanlı geçmesinden, Yalan söylemeyeceğim, bir de Gabriel faktörü var evet,

Kitaptan kısaca bahsedeceğim, nispeten kendi duygularımın ağır bastığı bir yorum olacak gibi, Bostondaki Çin Mahallesindeyıl önce işlenen cinayetlerin aslında göründüğü gibi olmadığından yola çıkıyor hikaye, Peki kim, niye bir gecede bütün bir yeri kan gölüne boğmuş, bunun cevabı tabi ki en sonlarda, Kaçırılan kızlar, garip bir yaratığın insana benzer bir primatın İrlanda mafyası üyelerinin dahi altlarına işemesine neden olacak ürkütücülüğü, kanlı sahneler, uzun kılıçlar, tek hamleli infazlar.
. . Dolu dolu ve bir o kadar ilginç bir kurgu, Evet katili tahmin edeceksiniz muhtemelen, tek minik nokta tekil olmamaları, Yaratığı da anlayacaksınız zannımca, ama yine de kitabı bitirdiğinizde “vay anasını” diyip karşı duvara bakakalacaksınız bence, Bende tam olarak böyle oldu yani,



Bir de kitap bana acayip kısa geldi, Tamam sayfa sayısıolabilir ama Doğan Kitapın baskısını bilirsiniz, uzun uzundur sayfaları, hiç de asıl sayı kadar değildir, Bu sefer artık nasıl okuduysam kendimi kaybedip farkına varmadan sayfaları motor gibi çevirmişim,

Kitapta bir de Frost faktörü var, İlk kitaplarda ara sıra ön safhalarda gördüğümüz Frost kesinlikle dizisindeki gibi öne çıkmaya başlamış dizi dedim, Lee Thompson Young geldi aklıma :/, Tessin ona daha çok yer vermesi çok hoşuma gitmeye başladı, çünkü saf ya da sıkıcı bir karakter değil, Janei tam olarak dengeleyebilecek bir karakter ve nihayet boşanmasının ardından daha bir aramızda, Alicei de yakın bir zamanda unutsa iyi olur, Frostun yanında sanırım bir de ekibin sürekli üyesine dönüşebilecek Johnny var, ktiabı bitirdiğinizde Janein onu neden yanında tutmak isteyeceğini anlayacaksınız.


Janein ailesinde işler karışık, Korsak ve annesi evlenme kararı alıyorlar ama küçük kardeş Frankie kuduruyor gibi bir şey, Gabrielı da resmen koklata koklata yazıyor yazar, ama onun da aşırı korumacılığına şahit oluyoruz, Belirtmem gerekir, sanırım Janein ölüme en çok yaklaştığı sahne bu, Ne Silinişin sonu, ne Mefisto Kulübü, Cerrah dahi değil bence, O yüzden de kalbimiz gümbür gümbür atarak okuyorsunuz kitabı,

Bana bıraksanız saatlerce methiye dizer, kitabı açıklarım, Mauranın çocukluğuna bile inebilirim, o yüzden kısa keselim, Maura demişken de bir dakika şimdi Tamam kadın buz gibi bir şey, ama onun da kalbi var, Hala Danielı unutamadı gitti ama yine de umut var bence, Mesela Mefistodaki adamı düşünsün artık lütfen, onun yalnızlığı beni dahi bunalıma sokmak üzere, Ölmesin ayrıca da lütfen,

Diyeceklerimin temeli bu, Bayıldım kitaba adeta, gözlerim tamamen açılmış bir halde, bir günde bitirdim diyebilirim, Keşke kitapları daha çabuk çevrilse, Evet orijinalden okuyabilirim ama bazı yazarları da kendi dilimde okumayı daha çok seviyorum, Zaten çevirmenleri şahane olduğundan da herhangi bir sorun çıkmıyor, İçimdeki polisiyeci kıza selam çakan bu kitabı da kitaplığımın en güzel yerlerinden birine yerleştireceğim gibi, I was a little concerned before I started to read The Silent Girl, that now that I've been watching Rizzoli and Isles, I'd picture the actress' as opposed to the picture I had made in my mind of Jane, Frost, and Maura.
I'm glad that when I started reading, my character's that I see in my head were still firmly there, I enjoyed the book very much, I liked learning more about China Town and Chinese legends, Jane hasn't changed much. Maura's a mess. IT seems to me, that this many books into the series, or a series of books, the author no longer has to delve too deeply into the main character's personality traits, they've already been firmly established in the readers minds.
. . so by the time you've read The Surgeon and The Apprentice, . . you know Jane pretty well, what motivates her and all that, so this far into the series, it's more about the case, and they aren't quite as meaty as the earlier books where you're getting so much information about the main character's.
I kind of miss that, But, Tess Gerritsen leads Rizzoli and Frost on another merry chase, and I had a good time trying to figure out what the hell was going on, yet again! Uzun zamandır gerilimpolisiye tarzinda bir kitap okumamıştım.
Sessiz kız ilaç gibi geldi diyebilirim, Oldukça akıcı ve konusu merak uyandırıcıydı, Why has it taken me so long to get back to this series am asking myself the question Tess Gerritsen is the madam of this genre amp she has all the right moves to keep the reader glued to every page.



The Silent Girl by Tess Gerritsen was a very atmospheric read Set in China Town a young woman is found in an ally with her hand missing amp decapitated Jane Rizzoli enlists the help of Johnny Tam to help find out how she died as he knew the ins amp outs of the China Town district.



Years earlier a mass killing happened at the Red Phoenix leading the investigation detective Ingersoll, now retired looks into both cases at the same time two young girls who were well educated disappeared at the same time Are they dead Or did the just disappear know one knows.


As the case develops detective Tam amp Rizzoli take in Iris Fang for questioning her husband was killed in the Red Phoenix case both Rizzoli amp tam think she knows more than she is telling them


As they both go deeper amp deeper Detective Ingersoll turns up dead that's when both will stop at nothing to find out who killed one of their own.


I though this was very dark read by Gerritsen it takes you into the corrupt side of gangs a must read for all Gerritsen fans

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