Review of the novel "Annette Brennet: revelations of unpunished crimes" by Giovanna Alessandra Fenili
read this book before Giovanna Alessandra Fenili, I had the feeling of "see" the scenes that the author tells in his novel. This description, accurate and timely, the special has certainly helped.
The story's protagonist, Lt. Annette Brennet, has psychic abilities and this is the central theme of the story. It is certainly not new, but the author must be allowed to have mixed well with the psychological characteristics of the character.
review below.
An open door is wide open and while some are under hit by strong stimuli: olfactory, for the unpleasant and unmistakable smell of death, visual, to the crime scene that appears, touch, to grasp the tools of the trade as an investigator, but Annette Brennet, the detective story's protagonist, has qualities that extend beyond the five senses, common to normal people: she can see events of the past or the future. With these visions, which sometimes torment in his sleep, or are induced by hypnotic sessions, the Police Department Lieutenant Brennet Investigation of San Francisco, tries to solve the most intricate cases of the Californian city.
I state that are not a lover of thriller set in the U.S., for between writers cry and television series from America, there is real inflation. However, I must acknowledge that "Annette Brennet: revelations of unpunished crimes", the debut of John Alexander Fenili, hits the mark.
It is a well-constructed novel, which in great detail and precise accuracy (the author succeeds in defining clothing, always impeccable, from time to time worn by the protagonist), accompanies the player in the investigation and with the dogged detective.
The reading runs smooth, despite the density of over 300 pages of text and it looks like to "see", as in a series, the wide streets of California, the high powered cars that travel and typical environments, rural or urban, in which events take place.
There are moments of suspense, which help to maintain the tension in the development of the story, and stages of meditation, in which the reasoning of the protagonist makes the reader assume the continuation of the plot.
The peculiarities of the characters are well delineated.
Lieutenant Brennet, whose paranormal abilities are the most interesting aspect, is a determined lady, sport. He did not report it would appear that having given up a priori, but yields easily to the allure of a mysterious and intriguing, Jonathan Foster, despite his unconscious, I suggest you be wary.
Robert Sullivan is the partner of Detective Lieutenant Brennet, although some attention out of proportion to man, I propose a sort of lover of his boss. In reality, Sullivan is at ease working with Annette, not only her but all women are his point weak.
James Brooks is a victim of a mysterious theft, but also an aggression. It's the classic business man of a certain age, that after accumulating capital, for whatever sense of humanity, he is also a charity. Still not convinced Lieutenant Brennet.
Even Mrs. Thurner, a woman somewhat reticent, suffers a theft.
Rosy instead is a girl. Annette can not meet you in person, but will do so through his vision and this will help to solve the intricate cases he works on.
I refrain from providing information about the plot, not to foreclose the reader the pleasure to enjoy a good thriller, leaving the opportunity to seek settlement of intrigue during the reading.
An open door is wide open and while some are under hit by strong stimuli: olfactory, for the unpleasant and unmistakable smell of death, visual, to the crime scene that appears, touch, to grasp the tools of the trade as an investigator, but Annette Brennet, the detective story's protagonist, has qualities that extend beyond the five senses, common to normal people: she can see events of the past or the future. With these visions, which sometimes torment in his sleep, or are induced by hypnotic sessions, the Police Department Lieutenant Brennet Investigation of San Francisco, tries to solve the most intricate cases of the Californian city.
I state that are not a lover of thriller set in the U.S., for between writers cry and television series from America, there is real inflation. However, I must acknowledge that "Annette Brennet: revelations of unpunished crimes", the debut of John Alexander Fenili, hits the mark.
It is a well-constructed novel, which in great detail and precise accuracy (the author succeeds in defining clothing, always impeccable, from time to time worn by the protagonist), accompanies the player in the investigation and with the dogged detective.
The reading runs smooth, despite the density of over 300 pages of text and it looks like to "see", as in a series, the wide streets of California, the high powered cars that travel and typical environments, rural or urban, in which events take place.
There are moments of suspense, which help to maintain the tension in the development of the story, and stages of meditation, in which the reasoning of the protagonist makes the reader assume the continuation of the plot.
The peculiarities of the characters are well delineated.
Lieutenant Brennet, whose paranormal abilities are the most interesting aspect, is a determined lady, sport. He did not report it would appear that having given up a priori, but yields easily to the allure of a mysterious and intriguing, Jonathan Foster, despite his unconscious, I suggest you be wary.
Robert Sullivan is the partner of Detective Lieutenant Brennet, although some attention out of proportion to man, I propose a sort of lover of his boss. In reality, Sullivan is at ease working with Annette, not only her but all women are his point weak.
James Brooks is a victim of a mysterious theft, but also an aggression. It's the classic business man of a certain age, that after accumulating capital, for whatever sense of humanity, he is also a charity. Still not convinced Lieutenant Brennet.
Even Mrs. Thurner, a woman somewhat reticent, suffers a theft.
Rosy instead is a girl. Annette can not meet you in person, but will do so through his vision and this will help to solve the intricate cases he works on.
I refrain from providing information about the plot, not to foreclose the reader the pleasure to enjoy a good thriller, leaving the opportunity to seek settlement of intrigue during the reading.
Author: Giovanna Alessandra Fenili
ISBN: 978-88-90-46050-0
Page 313
Price: € 15.00
Published by: LT-Publisher
First edition: December 2009
Genre: crime fiction with paranormal characterizations
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