Matthew's Reviews > Fractured

I think it is important that I am upfront when writing this review about the fact that I am both in the middle of a reading slump that has been on and off or month and I am in the middle of a cross-country move. I feel like it is very likely that both of these things affected how I felt about the book and my ability to focus on it. So, you might want to take my review with a grain of salt.

Key things that I felt when reading this:
- I enjoyed the first Will Trent Book better.
- It was a decent book, but far from my favorite Slaughter book. But, not my least favorite, either.
- I do enjoy Slaughter and her characters so I will be continuing this series.
- There was a lot of jumping around between characters and storylines and I got lost at a few points.
- With that last bullet point, I go back to my warning paragraph and the fact that there were many distractions in my life at the time of reading so this is likely not any fault of the book or Slaughter.
- Slaughter writes about pedophiles a lot.
- As usual, with Slaughter, a gory thriller.

If you have enjoyed other Slaughter books you know what you are getting into here. There may be twists and turns, but no surprises with the way she writes. So, Slaughter fans can read with confidence. Those with queasy stomachs and who cannot focus may want to steer clear (in the second case, at least until you can focus!)