Book Review: The Fens

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This is my book review of The Fens by Pamela Wechsler.

Book Summary:

Abby Endicott, Boston’s chief homicide prosecutor, has a new case on her hands when the star catcher for the Red Sox goes missing on opening day.

Then another player turns up dead, and Abby discovers greased baseballs and mysterious sums of cash. It’s looking more and more like she needs to be looking at the whole team.

The murders are part of a scheme to make sure the winners keep on winning, even if they have to cheat to get there.

My Review:

Oddly, two books in a row I’ve read that were just so-so. This book was entertaining, but nothing special. Just your garden variety mystery.

About The Author:

Pamela Wechsler spent over seventeen years working as a criminal prosecutor at the local, state, and federal levels. She has served as an assistant district attorney and an assistant attorney general in Boston, and as a trial attorney for the U.S. Department of Justice in Washington, D.C.

She has investigated and prosecuted a wide variety of crimes, including murder, witness intimidation, domestic violence, sexual assault, drug trafficking, stock market manipulation, bank fraud, and political corruption.