Needless to say there’s a ton of backstory here, all of which is fascinating if you’ve read the rest of the series and, presumably, somewhat befuddling and tedious if you haven’t. The culprits? Jeffrey Tolliver, Sara’s late husband, and his subordinate Lena Adams, whom Sara holds responsible for Jeffrey’s death. In exchange, he wants his own case to be reopened, claiming he’s the victim or a corrupt police investigation. One of the prisoners says he has information about who killed the inmate. In The Silent Wife, Georgia Bureau of Investigation agents Will Trent and Faith Mitchell and forensic examiner Sara Linton are called into investigate the murder of an inmate during a prison riot. If you can get past that (and if you can’t, I won’t hold it against you) there’s decent writing and rounded characters, a bit of character assassination, a couple of plot holes and a whole lotta cops being unprofessional.
Allow me to give you a brief summary of the plot of THE SILENT WIFE: it’s pretty much rapey rapey stabby stabby, blood, guts, gore galore.
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