A young woman tries to piece her life back together after being a child soldier, but house-sitting a mansion that happens to be sitting on a safe full of gold puts her in the crosshairs of some bad people in Thomas Harris' Cari Mora.
Harris is best known for his Hannibal Lecter novels, and often goes a long while between new releases. This one is a bit of a surprise, much more of a straightforward, sardonic action piece than some of his more creepy-crawly and cerebral works.
But Harris still provides some nightmare fuel, largely in the form of an antagonist who has a side gig providing female slaves to disturbed clients.
New Thomas Harris books are always welcome, and I enjoyed this one as well. I checked this out from the New Castle-Henry County Public Library and read it quickly.
Harris is best known for his Hannibal Lecter novels, and often goes a long while between new releases. This one is a bit of a surprise, much more of a straightforward, sardonic action piece than some of his more creepy-crawly and cerebral works.
But Harris still provides some nightmare fuel, largely in the form of an antagonist who has a side gig providing female slaves to disturbed clients.
New Thomas Harris books are always welcome, and I enjoyed this one as well. I checked this out from the New Castle-Henry County Public Library and read it quickly.
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