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Bounty | J D Cunegan

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Jill Andersen is one of Baltimore's best and brightest detectives, but she harbors a dark secret -- a secret that threatens to come out when the body of Dr. Trent Roberts is pulled out of the Chesapeake Bay. Dr. Roberts' connection to Jill reveals a past that involves a tour in Iraq, a secretive cybernetic experiment, and a conspiracy that involves a native son. Can Jill solve the case while still keeping her secret? Will her partners at the Seventh Precinct find out what she's so desperate to hide? What was Dr. Roberts looking into that led to his murder? And perhaps the biggest question of all... Who is Bounty?

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Bounty | J D Cunegan

so-so

Plot: 3/5. The story proceeds very steadily—at times almost too steadily. We get every piece of information exactly when we need it, and while the book is technically a mystery, we are never given the chance to piece any of the story together ourselves. A lot of the storyline fell back on genre conventions and cliches, which I found disappointing.

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