Reviews for Traficantes de muerte (Dead Tomorrow)

The average rating for Traficantes de muerte (Dead Tomorrow) based on 2 reviews is 1 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2010-01-30 00:00:00 Eugene Briody First Sentence: Susan hated the motorbike. It is bad enough when the body of one teenager, whose vital organs have been surgically removed, is found. It is worse when there are two more such bodies. DS Roy Grace must find the killers and, in his investigation, uncovers a ring of child traffickers. Lynn Beckett is the divorced mother of teenager, Caitlinn, who needs a liver transplant or will die. Lynn will to anything to prevent her child's death. After having loved the first three books in this series and liking the fourth, this was a huge disappointment. Of characters, there were way too many. I could have dealt with that except I also didn't like any of them. Roy Grace has become bland and uninteresting. The whole subplot of his disappeared wife is now annoying rather than titillating. The only character about whom I really cared was Caitlinn, who had a secondary role, and not even her until toward the end. The plot was predictable and, at times, implausible. I found myself skimming through much of the book, which is never a good sign. I basically didn't care what happened. Perhaps severe editing would have helped this overblown book, but I doubt it. If you want to read an exciting, suspenseful, medically accurate book about the illegal trafficking of organs, pick up "Harvest" by Tess Gerritsen. I definitely suggest giving this book a pass. DEAD TOMORROW (Pol Proc-DS Roy Grace-Brighton, England-Cont) - NR James, Peter - 5th in series Macmillan, 2009, UK Hardcover - ISBN: 9780230706866

Review # 2 was written on 2010-01-04 00:00:00 Linda Beverly Tedious. No cliche left unturned and I hated every single character. The plot (really obviously - no spoiler here) revolves around the latest hot thing in thriller plots - trafficking in human organs. It made my flight home seem longer than it actually was.