Books by Lisa Black
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review 1: I really enjoyed starting this new series. It revolves around a forensic scientist named Theresa. In this first book we meet her, her daughter, her cousin and her fiance. Everything is going well, until a bank robbery threatens the lives of many hostages and her cop fiance. I...
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review 1: Evidence of Murder by Lisa Black is the second novel in a series featuring Forensic Scientist, Theresa MacClean, living and working in Cleveland. Theresa and her group of colleagues from the previous novel "TakeOver" are again present in this novel of murder for profit. I find Th...
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review 1: I was surprised when I started this book to find a new bunch of characters. Although I liked them, I had no idea that the author had a different series going in addition to the one I had been reading. Then I realized that when I got the book, I had confused the author with anot...
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review 1: OK audio book, though a bit convoluted at the wind-up. Murders of criminal defense attorneys at the Ritz-Carleton in Cleveland. Was hoping for more Cleveland color, but the location could have been Anywhere, USA. The ol' library CDs were marred, so the skipped and stalled in t...
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review 1: A pretty good read. It started slow, then got going more about 2/3 of the way through. People should still take the time, though.One big gripe for me ------ science has to be correct if it's in a book. There is no reason why Christine should have thought that there was 25% oxy...
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review 1: I truly enjoy this series of suspense / mystery novels by Ms Black. The stories are set in the Cleveland, Ohio area where I was born and raised for a number of years. The locations mentioned in the book are for the most part real, and thus make the story more interesting for th...
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review 1: I studied forensics for a little bit before finding my true love in microbiology, so when I found a book in the bookstore that had a fellow scientist who actually was in forensics, I got very excited. Now, I didn't come into the series blind or without knowing that it was an actu...
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review 1: The murders that occur in the present are obviously copycat murders of those that terrorized Cleveland in 1932 . MO and Locations are as exact as possible. The reader follows the investigation of 1932 and the one Theresa MacClean is participating in present time. The characters i...
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review 1: This was my first experience with this series/author. The first few chapters were boring, but just as I was thinking about quitting, it improved a lot. The villain is deducible but not easily! It was a little hard keeping all the characters straight, especially the constructio...