While Jason and Sam were the main characters in the first book and are, supposedly, the main characters in this one, it would honestly be more apt to say that the main characters in this book were actually Jason and his mangst. The Monet Murders takes place eight months after the end of the previous novel and, while just as enjoyable as that first book, wasn’t anything like I had been expecting.
I have to admit that I was really looking forward to this book after reading The Mermaid Murders, which I’d really, really enjoyed. A killer whose calling card is a series of grotesque paintings depicting the murders. The last thing Jason West, an ambitious young FBI Special Agent with the Art Crimes Team, wants–or needs–is his uncertain and unacknowledged romantic relationship with irascible legendary Behavioral Analysis Unit Chief Sam Kennedy.Īnd it’s starting to feel like Sam is not thrilled with the idea either.īut personal feelings must be put aside when Sam requests Jason’s help to catch a deranged killer targeting wealthy, upscale art collectors. All those playful, provocative comments about what they’d do when they finally met up again. All those late night conversations when Sam had maybe a drink too many or Jason was half falling asleep.
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