Murder In Missoula by Laurence Giliotti4 Stars. I would like to thank NetGallery for offering me the chance to read this book in return for my honest review.
I enjoyed reading this book very much. Most of the characters are likable and believable; however, there were a few issues with believability and for that reason, I did have to knock a star off. There wasn’t an overabundance of characters to remember, which I liked, the book was a quick read, with I felt tied up the ending nicely and didn’t leave me wondering or with unanswered questions. The one thing I did find interesting, is the reader does know who the killer is early on.
Joe Nicoletti, a widow and retired federal agent from Washington, D.C., comes to Missoula, Montana for a change and hoping for a teaching position at the University. When he arrives back to Missoula, the body of another woman has been found. She disappeared around the time of Joe’s first visit to Missoula, the local sheriff is suspicious of this coincidence and Joe becomes his first interest, which is until Joe becomes involved with Marie Justine who is the next victim. Joe gets involved not only to clear him as a suspect, but to help stop a killer before they can strike again.
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