Review: Serial Doesn't Start with a C

Serial Doesn't Start with a C by Richard Nurse
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Serial Rapist & Murder discovered in "A Diamond in the Ruff" rear's his ugly head again. Maggie no more than put her regular business greeting on her phone, after taking a couple of months off, just to relax and recover, from the wild and exciting ending to the A Diamond in a Ruff, when her phone rings. She is not even sure she want to go back to work yet, but after listening to the very distraught mother on the other end of the line, she agrees to meet with her. Still not sure if she wants to take on the case of finding the missing twenty-eight-year-old twins, Maggies decision is made for her, when she looks at a photo of the twins. It is almost like she is looking at a double exposure of herself.

A fast paced, story that once again pits Maggie, and her partners, Jasper, and Street-Fighter, up against a cunning and deranged Serial Murder, while, at the same time Maggie and Jim's life-long friendship is evolving into something more than just being friends.

As the author of this book and the Jasper, Street-Fighter and Me series, I must say that I am having a wonderful time writing this series. The characters are once again taking control of the story, and my writing of it is almost the equivalent of a reader reading the story. So often, like the reader, I don't know what is going to happen next, until I turn the page.

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