In Red Herring, the twenty-first Joe Gunther mystery by Archer Mayor, Vermont Bureau of Investigation head Gunther has to link three murders connected by one drop of blood. Gunther and his team are called to investigate a murdered rape victim who wasn't raped, an elderly suicide who didn't commit suicide and a nineteen-year-old accident victim who didn't have an accident. The police are faced with more questions than answers. They must look closely into each murder victim's life and background. As each new murder occurs Gunther and his people utilize the Brookhaven National laboratory, a real facility utilizing cutting edge forensic technology. Red Herring is a complex mystery. The characters are well written and there's even a shocking twist at the end.
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Red Herring
In Red Herring, the twenty-first Joe Gunther mystery by Archer Mayor, Vermont Bureau of Investigation head Gunther has to link three murders connected by one drop of blood. Gunther and his team are called to investigate a murdered rape victim who wasn't raped, an elderly suicide who didn't commit suicide and a nineteen-year-old accident victim who didn't have an accident. The police are faced with more questions than answers. They must look closely into each murder victim's life and background. As each new murder occurs Gunther and his people utilize the Brookhaven National laboratory, a real facility utilizing cutting edge forensic technology. Red Herring is a complex mystery. The characters are well written and there's even a shocking twist at the end.
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