Review by Emy Katherine -- An Imperfect Crime

[Greengrassmonk20]

Great review Emy. I have read and reviewed this book myself. You did a great job of summarizing without any spoilers, which I felt difficult to do with all the different plot twists in the book. The story is so good you want to tell the whole thing to somebody. It is better to recommend reading this great book because it really keeps the reader wanting to keep turning the page. Lots of intensity and some violence, not for some readers, but most will enjoy it as I did.Great review!

[markodim721]

I am always in favor of novels in which the action takes place at a fast pace. Great book.

[Brianna_MC_griffin97]

Great review! I hated Peter’s fate because he was innocent! At first, it seems like the crime will never be solved. It is not until the very end that it is revealed who the culprit really is! I was shocked! What about you? Who did you think the culprit was?

[Mercy Sos Christopher]

What interested me about this book was the unfair conviction of a blameless man, executed notwithstanding the shortfall of a body. The plot, be that as it may, is undeniably more perplexing and I partook in every one of the different storylines, from the missing ladies dating two years back to the medications and weapons cartel, from the capturing of casualties constrained into prostitution to the slave racketeering. Your review well explained this book. Nice one..

[Amit Kumar Sharma 1]

"An Imperfect Crime" by Fred G. Baker is an action-packed novel featuring Detective Lori Sanchez and Father Guillermo Montero investigating a series of murders and kidnappings. The story follows three friends who stage a perfect murder scene to gain public attention. The book is professionally edited, has a rating of 4 out of 4, and contains minor profanity and sexual references.