Review of "Whiskey Sour" by J. A. Konrath
Lieutenant Jacqueline Daniels - Jack to her friends - seems to be in a
perpetual state of depression. It seems her dedication to her career cost her her
first marriage and now her latest boyfriend. But when the mutilated corpse of a
young woman is found in a garbage can outside a convenience store, those
thoughts are replaced by her fierce determination to find a killer calling himself
the Gingerbread Man. With her partner Herb Benedict beside her, Jack trails
the killer, who takes a liking to her and tries to kill her. But a gunshot wound
to the leg doesn't stop Jack from tracking the Gingerbread Man, while trying
to stay out of the way of two FBI profilers who profile everything but their
serial killer.
This is a fun read. Jack Daniels is a gutsy female cop who plays straight man
to all the quirky characters around her. Her former partner, Harry McGlade,
is a jewel. The plot is good, the dialogue witty, and the one-liners from the
author a highlight. It's of no surprise to this reader that Konrath has a
background as a comedian. Looking for a book that will keep you in stitches? Try
this.
by Christy French,
2006
WHISKEY SOUR
By J. A. Konrath
Hyperion
77 West 66th Street, 11th Floor
New York, NY 10023-6928
212-456-0133
Hardback, 270 pages, $21.95
Genre: Mystery
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