A Dead Draw by Robert DugoniMy rating: ★★★★★
This story is a bit of a departure from the usual police procedural plots of previous books in the series. In this one, Tracy Crosswhite is literally and figuratively haunted by demons of her past. A murderer, out for revenge and free on a legal technicality, has disappeared. But his very absence provides tension for most of the book.
In the meantime, Tracy is still dealing with guilt and doubt about her future as a cop and a recent incident during a police training exercise. She returns to her hometown to recharge and turns to an old mentor to retrain her mind and reflexes. I missed her detective work and colleagues. But I liked the return to her sharpshooting roots and the introduction of some new characters.
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