"Enemy Within" by Robert K. Tanenbaum

I usually don't read two books by the same author back-to-back, but I've been enjoying this author's style so much, that I decided to break my normal rule. Again I wasn't disappointed. I just love the way he is able to weave each family member into a web of intrigue. Connie is going to read it next. I give it 4-Stars.


DESCRIPTION: NYC chief assistant district attorney Butch Karp faces a difficult case when a serial killer begins stalking the homeless, a situation that is complicated when his daughter volunteers at the shelters where the murders are occurring. On top of all this his wife, Marlene Ciampi becomes independently wealthy, goes of the "deep end" causing her daughter Lucy to run away from home. In the end, with each contributing in their own way, they all work together to solve the crimes.