"The culprit could be the lowest-impact serial killer in the business."
Not just summer, either; there are enough corpses to carpet all four seasons in this high-casualty but curiously unengaging, whodunit.
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"Despite Carpo's Everyman appeal, a humdrum entry in the serial-killer genre."
Because he's the kind of can-do guy who responds to screams outside his apartment by looking out the window and rushing into the street instead of dialing 911 or pulling down the shades, Channel 8 newswriter Michael Carpo (Flesh and Stone, 1997) gets a glimpse of the trench-coated figure fleeing from still-alive Irene Foster, the neighbor who discovered flight attendant Cheryl Street's gruesome murder.
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"Miano's first novel kicks off with an appealingly strong situation—the backbiting in the WIBN newsroom crackles with tension—before trailing off in drably unconvincing dialogue and a shrilly unconvincing villain."
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