Duane Swierczynski: Revolver (2016)
319 pages
English language
Published May 2, 2016
"Three generations torn apart--by bullets fired fifty years ago ... Philadelphia, 1965: Two street cops--one black, one white--are gunned down in a corner bar. One of the fallen officers, Stan Walczak, leaves behind a 12-year-old boy, Jimmy. Philadelphia, 1995: Homicide detective Jim Walczak learns that his father's alleged killer, Terrill Lee Stanton, has been sprung from prison. Jim stalks the ex-con, hoping to finally learn the truth. Philadelphia, 2015: Jim's daughter Audrey, a forensic science student, re-opens her grandfather's murder for a research paper. But as Audrey digs deeper, she comes to realize that Stanton probably didn't pull the trigger--and her father may have made a horrible mistake."--
Typical fast paced, impossible to put down, Swierczynski. Loved the 3 points of view, each separated by 20 years. The ending got a little too frenetic for me, but otherwise this was flawless, exciting, mysterious and riveting.
