
Just finished True Evil by Greg Iles and that is how I feel.
There was too much back stories; the "heroes" took too long (almost forever) to agree; too much pressure on the heroine - to be nearly unbelievable (the beauty of fiction!); and finally the ending had to drag and drag.
Nevertheless, the concept of a doctor and a lawyer in connivance kept me from putting the book down. Deliberate injection of cancer cells to a person's body, the idea intrigued me; an intricate conspiracy, so well planned - it absorbed me. The reason why I read Iles is because he comes up with such uncommon plots. Always something different everytime.
Still can be considered a decent read over-all.

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