Reviewed by -- Maegan
Schaefer
Note - by a former
blog reviewer - the team has been retired, but still have reviews of theirs to
share.
Book Review of --
Heart Break: An Isabel
Swift Novel (Isabel Swift Series Book 1) by MF Moskwik
Overall star rating
--- 4
About the book:
Isabel Swift is a
savvy, down-to-earth, female police officer who protects the citizens of
Westchester County and wants to become a detective. From a broken home, her
brothers and sisters in blue are her family, and she is shaken by the recent,
unexpected death of her mentor, Ben Carter, from what everyone thinks was a
heart attack. On her first day back from leave, she is paired with an arrogant
forensic data scientist, Mark Jameson, who is more interested in analyzing data
than solving the crime of stolen technology to which they are assigned.
When their
investigation uncovers an unexpected link between the theft and her mentor’s
death, Swift and Jameson have only 48 hours to whittle down a countywide list
of suspects, track down the stolen technology, and solve the mystery of Ben
Carter’s death. Can Isabel overcome her grief and her differences with her new
partner to solve the case and earn her detective’s badge?
Book creation ratings
Overall total, out of
30 -- 25.5
-- Story &
characters -- 7.5
-- Cover & title
-- 10
-- Editing &
formatting -- 8
* based on a 1-10
scale with: 1-4, poor; 5-7, good; 8-10,
very good.*
The review --
This story is a murder
mystery with a few twists and turns to make things
intriguing. The storyline and
characters were well developed. In most instances, I could clearly visualize
the settings and characters. There were a few moments when the characters were
not described at all, so it was left to my opinion on how they would look. The
editing needs to be relooked at, as some of the words were wrong for the
sentence or just misspelled.
Reader Recommendations
Genre -- Detective\
crime solving
Age recommendations --
17+
Sex content rating -- None
Violence rating -- Mild,
gun shots
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