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I started reading Jen's other series, FBI K-9s, and when I finished those I turned to her Abbott & Lowell forensic series. I really love those, and I've now finished them all - hurry up and write more. One of the guidelines as a judge for the DWAA writing contest is: Did you learn something? Yes. Each book explores a topic that serves as background to murder and each one left me better educated than I had been. I loved the series, and the characters came to life on the pages.

Karen Harbert
Author of: 'Murder at the Dog Show' series on Amazon
Board member, Dog Writers Association of America


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Two Parts Bloody Murder Abbott and Lowell Forensic Mysteries Jen J Danna Ann Vanderlaan 9781432830274 Books Reviews

This most recent addition to the Abbott and Lowell Forensic Mysteries series from Jen J Danna with Ann Vanderlaan, ‘Two Parts Bloody Murder’, maintains the high standard of storytelling I have come to expect from this unique writing team. A perhaps more deliberate embodiment of its tumblingly-paced predecessors, ‘Two Parts Bloody Murder’ offers a brain-teasing, sinuous plot that weaves itself through several generations of upright –- and not-so-upright -- Massachusetts citizens.

Against a shadowy baseline of gin mills and clip joints, Trooper Leigh Abbott and her partner, forensic anthropologist Dr Matt Lowell, are propelled into an investigative maze sprinkled with seemingly unrelated clues. Two bodies are found, their times of death eighty years apart. With the assistance of their friend and colleague Dr Edward Rowe (a personal favourite of mine whose repeat appearance in this volume and deeper involvement in the investigation was very welcome) Abbott and Lowell are initially unaware of any connection between the deaths. But the cleverly constructed parallels that surface along the way hint at a far more complex explanation for the crimes they’re investigating. The crescendo of the final resolution of the mysteries is both exciting and surprising!

I liked that the relationship between Leigh and Matt is again subtly explored; their mutual trust and respect is burnished by their continuing closeness, both on and off the job. There is now a sense of them being a couple, and they make an attractive couple, each with their own interesting layers that together make a story in its own right, distinctively shaping the way they approach the events that transpire along the way.

The sub-plot that has continued to build in each volume of the series regarding Leigh’s police officer father (deceased) advances even more, exposing some tantalising developments that I found intriguing. I can’t wait to find out the truth behind it all.

Each of the characters in this book is well rounded, nicely developed and interesting. I think this is one of the strengths of this series; the investigative team complement each other exceptionally well. They’re not perfect, but they’re clever, resourceful, share common goals and similar moral compasses, and I care about each of them, which I think is the ultimate compliment to a well written character.

But that’s only a part of the appeal of ‘Two Parts Bloody Murder’. We as readers reap the benefit of not just a terrific mystery, but the attention to detail, the ingenious construction, fascinating forensic elements and addition of the clever descriptors at the beginning of each chapter add up to a mystery that delivers on every level.

Congratulations once again to Danna and Vanderlaan on an outstanding new instalment to the Abbott and Lowell Forensic Mysteries series. I highly recommend it.
Very Very good
Liked the book--good plotting and characterization. Liked the forensic details.
Exciting and suspenseful. I really enjoyed this book. the characters are real and the sex scenes are good. I enjoy learning new things when I read.
If you like mystery and forensic science, you will love this book.
I really enjoy this series. The plot in this one was a bit far fetched, but it was historically interesting and
was enough to keep me interested. Looking forward to more in this series.
A long dead body is found behind a wall of an old building in which a fresh body was found. The body in the wall has been there for 40 years. I have enjoyed this series - so far!! Keep them coming!!!
I started reading Jen's other series, FBI K-9s, and when I finished those I turned to her Abbott & Lowell forensic series. I really love those, and I've now finished them all - hurry up and write more. One of the guidelines as a judge for the DWAA writing contest is Did you learn something? Yes. Each book explores a topic that serves as background to murder and each one left me better educated than I had been. I loved the series, and the characters came to life on the pages.

Karen Harbert
Author of 'Murder at the Dog Show' series on
Board member, Dog Writers Association of America