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Taylor Case is a professor at Forensic Science at Georgetown University. It is a career that gives her both the opportunity and the expertise for her other life. She hunts down child predators, a career that helps her cope with the disappearance of her brother in her childhood. When she learns that Kevin a friend of her young nephew has disappeared Taylor becomes impatient with the FBI’s investigation and strikes out to find the boy. Using her expertise in forensics and computers Taylor begins a hunt knowing full well she must find Kevin soon or history will repeat itself.
Once in a while I come across a book that really hooks and keeps me engrossed to the end. Case Study is such a book. Cardin’s main character is well developed and the plot has many twists and turns that kept me wondering how things would turn out. Even though the topic of child abduction is a difficult one, it was sensitively handled. I highly recommend this book and look forward to reading more by this author.
REVIEWED BY LILLIAN PORTER
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