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Obsession In Detective Jasmine Steele's Life

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“You can try to reason all you like about death and how it comes to be. I’ve seen so much death. I’ve sought justice for those who have been murdered, yet there still is no real justice for my brother. There is still no justice for me.” Detective Jasmine Steele has an obsession with death trying to connect the dots believing that somehow every case that comes across her path is connected to Officer Garrison. It doesn’t matter he is dead since she is sure there is more. In her basement a wall stands as she strings the lines to connect the dots determined to solve the death of her brother and all who may be involved in shooting her. Her girlfriend, friend and therapist Frankie is afraid she’s losing her again determined to hang on to raise Jazz’s brother’s son Chase hoping for children of their own and their future. Jazz has more than an obsession as revenge plays on her mind. …show more content…

I have always loved murder mysteries and Amato doesn’t disappoint. I was captivated by Jazz’s drive and determination to solve the current murder of Kaley and her family, a young girl who was being raped by her father all the while continuing to fuel her drive as she follows the evidence of her obsession addiction. This is one story not to be missed as Amato is an excellent storyteller and clearly has a hit in book two of “The Detective Jasmine Steele Series”. Perfect for anyone loving suspense, mystery and murder I can’t wait for

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