Listen To Me: The gripping new 2022 Rizzoli & Isles crime suspense thriller from the No.1 bestselling author

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Several months later, in a seemingly unrelated incident, nurse Sofia Suarez is brutally murdered in her own home, her skull crushed by a blunt instrument. You’re provided with plenty of information and background on the characters as to not feel you’re missing anything. As an anthropology student at Stanford University, she catalogued centuries-old human remains, and she continues to travel the world, driven by her fascination with ancient cultures and bizarre natural phenomena.

Her daughter and the police department dismiss her as a busybody, but Angela is sure there is something sinister going on and begins her own ameteur investigation, little realising the danger she is walking into…"That was the burden of working in homicide; you are always too late to change the victim's fate. The answers to those questions are keys to unlocking the mystery of the brutal killing of the nurse. This was a book full of excitement, with a variety of different happenings and enough twists and turns to keep the reader furiously flipping pages until the very end.It almost broke the concentration every time mother got involved but as the story continued you could feel where it was headed. Despite an absence of a number of years I found it easy to step back into Rizzoli and Isles’ world, the characters feeling like old friends.

But Jane isn't taking her seriously and is busy trying to catch Sofia's killer and figure out what, if any connection, there is to Sofia's death and the hit-and-run several months ago to Amy Antrim, a young college student whose doctor father worked with Sofia. Molte parole inutili, molte divagazioni su questioni familiari/ personali che non c'entrano con il mistero della trama.

On the other side, we have a slightly annoying mother trying to solve problems in her own neighborhood and just stirring the pot. Maura Isles team up again for a 13th episode in Listen To Me when an ICU nurse is found brutally murdered in her own home. I’ve always loved how she fills this series with such strong, nuanced and familiar female characters that are richly drawn and easy to like.