Book: Head Cases

 Book: Head Cases

Author: John McMahon

Pages: 368

This is my 260th read for the year

What Amazon Says:

FBI Agent Gardner Camden is an analytical genius with an affinity for puzzles.  He also has a blind spot on the human side of investigations, a blindness that sometimes even includes people in his own life, like his beloved 7 year old daughter Camila.  Gardner and his squad of brilliant yet quirky agents make up the Patterns and Recognition (PAR) unif, the FBI's hidden edge, brought in for cases that no one else can solve.  When DNA links a muderder victim to a serial killer long presumed dead, the team springs into action.  A second victim establishes a pattern, and the murderer begins leaving a trail of clues and riddles especially for Gardner.  And while the PAR team is usually relegated to working cold cases from behind a desk, the investigation puts them on the road and into the public eye, following in the footsepts of a killer.  Along with Gardner, PAR consists of a mathematician, a weapons expert, a computer analyst, and their leader, a career agent.  Each of them must use every skill they have to solve the riddle of the killer's identity.  But with the perpetrator somehow learning more and more about the team at PAR, can they protect themselves and their families - before it's too late?

This book was just okay.  I had a hard time getting through it because it didn't really hold my attention.  Not that well written.  

Stars: 2.5