Doll’s Eyes is an intriguing story that begins when 16 year
old Hannah McGuire saves the life of 13 year old JT Trainer and then disappears.
JT grows up to become a homicide detective with a life-long passion to find
Hannah.
When a young girl is killed when caught in the cross-fire of
an assassination plot, JT finds a web of murder, fraud, child abuse, and
corruption of high officials. This is a
police procedural that gets a little bogged down with details at times, but I
did enjoy the story and the underlying need to know what happened to Hannah.
The characters are believable and I especially enjoyed the relationship JT had
with the couple that took him in when he had no family.
This is the second David Grace book I have reviewed. Shooting Crows at Dawn was the first.
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