I owe a great debt to the friend who recommeded PJ Tracy's book Monkeewrench.
You might have noticed that I haven't written about any good books in a while. I had fallen into a bit of a book slump. I'd find something that was supposed to be good and I'd try to read it. Only to give up and take it back to the library.
Well. . . . Dominique (stop making fun of her name--no pretending you are the Singing Nun here!) pointed me toward Monkeewrench. And when I didn't respond in a timely manner with "I love that book!" she reminded me again.
So I got it. I was prepared to love it so I planned a starting time for reading it so I'd have a chance to just sit and read.
Wowsers.
The story takes place in two states where law enforcement are investigating murders. One state has a series of murders that match up to the crime scenes in a game created by Monkeewrench Software. The other state is working to solve the apparently random murder of an old couple in church.
Monkeewrench Software is made up of of a group of five people who have been friends since college. But they have some shared mysterious background.
You'll have to read it for yourself. It's definitely a book worth your time.
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