The Fall and Rise of Cain
By Greg T. Nelson
In the tradition of Sam Spade, Phillip Marlow and Travis Magee The Fall and Rise of Cain is a modern day Mystery Thriller. Retired in disgrace, Houston Police Detective, Richard Cain, left the Department when a brutal ambush crippled him and killed his partner. Two years after the gunfight that broke his body and spirit he is called back to the town that turned it's back on him. He must know who was responsible for his shattered life and lost friend. Seeking the help of his ex-wife and former comrades Cain rekindles love for her and seeks to solve the complex mystery that took everything from him.
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MY REVIEW
Two years ago
Richard Cain was in a shootout with a group of Russian criminals. His partner
Judith Granger was killed in the shootout. Cain barely survived and was left
with two years of physical therapy and a bum leg. Out of the blue, Cain gets a
request from Judith’s dad to come back to Houston and hear him out, but about
what, Cain doesn’t know. Then before he even leaves, Cain is attacked by a guy
that he had sent to prison years ago. Coincidence? Cain doesn’t believe in
coincidence. Someone doesn’t want him to return to Houston. But Cain had left
Houston with a lot of unanswered questions. That didn’t bother him so much
then, but now he’s ready to find the answers.
I liked Cain
from the start. His character had a strength that was enough to carry anything
that could happen to him. I especially liked Katy. The chemistry between them
was unmistakable. It would have been nice to have Judith alive through more of
the story. Even so, I felt the bond of her and Cain easily. All the friends
from Cain’s past was an interesting part of the story. Even with the darkness
uncovered in the investigation this story had a positive vibe to it.
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**The above opinions are 100% my own, whether I purchased the book or it was given to me to review.
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