Synopsis

Pathologist Maura Isles has dissected her fair share of corpses. But this time it’s different, because the victim looks exactly like her.

Detective Jane Rizzoli is assigned to investigate, and finds herself tracking a twisted killer across the country. To catch him, Maura is forced to delve into a dark and dangerous family history - her own. Blood ties are the hardest to escape . . .
My Review

I  started reading this series of books after watching the TV series which I love. It has Lorraine Bracco and I love that woman!

This book looks more into the life of Dr Maura Isles who has been in Paris at a convention. When Maura arrives back in Boston she tries to get into her street but cannot access it as there is a police barrier and it turns out her doppelganger has been murdered but who is the mysterious woman and why has she been killed in front of Maura's house. When Rizzoli looks into the unknown woman they find our her name and that she shares the same birthdate as Maura. A DNA test then confirms that the woman is Maura's sister and as an only child and being adopted, it comes as a shock to Maura.

Maura decides to start looking into her sisters life and heads to a seaside town in Maine where things take an unexpected turn of events with the case Rizzoli investigating becoming intertwined. There is a serial killer on a murderous crime spree up and down the county. To find the killer Maura has to confront her past and track down her biological mother who may hold the key to the killers identity.

I really enjoyed this book as I felt we got to know more about Maura than in previous books. I also find when I am reading about Rizzoli and she is talking to someone I hear Angie Harmon's voice in my head but I don't do this with any of the other characters.

If your a fan of Rizzoli and Isles get reading they are fab books. 5/5 for me.