Reviews for CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Book #3: Cold Burn

The average rating for CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Book #3: Cold Burn based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-04-20 00:00:00 Bonny Schwank In this tale Gil Grissom and Sara Sidle go to the the Mumford Mountain Hotel, the hotel is hosting a prestigious conference for the study of forensic science and Gil And Sara a the first to arrive. While taking a stroll through the surroundings they hear gunshots and then Gil smells something namely a burning corpse. The area gets hit by a serious snowstorm and it needs Grissom & Sidle to safeguard the evidence and crime scene. And then they will have to figure out what happened. Catherine left in charge in Las Vegas find a corpse in the desert that is a missing person from a case a year old, which was never really solved by the day shift of the CSI. Their fresh eyes are turned to this case which takes a lot of smart thinking to solve. A very decent TV show Tie in, you feel that Collins feels more at ease with the characters from early in the TV shows history, while both stories have little in common their perpetrators certainly do have and both have are as awful as they get. enjoyable read nonetheless.

Review # 2 was written on 2010-02-24 00:00:00 Thomas Carner I'm a huge CSI and an even bigger GSR (Grissom Sara Romance) fan, so that book seemed like a logical choice for some light reading. It was a real page-turner and although it doesn't strike the regular reader with brilliant originality, it does reward the CSI fans out there, giving them an episode on paper. I think I even found a couple of GSR moments there, as well, so I was pleased. I think the book is a must for those who love forensics, CSI and reading.