CSI Miami: Right to Die

By Jeff Mariotte

Adrug buy goes bad, an innocent bystander is fatally shot, and a local gang blames their rivals and vows vengeance. Unless Horatio Caine and his team can fnd out who was the shooter, they are going to have a gang war on their hands. Meanwhile a domestic terrorist who goes by the name of 'Baby Boomer' blows up the home of a prominent Miami doctor, and the Feds are asking Caine to help them locate the bomber. The team is stretched to the limit with these two high-profile cases, both of them in the unrelenting glare of the media spotlight...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Simon & Schuster UK
• Release date: Dec 11, 2012
• ISBN: 9781471105357

Jeff Mariotte

Jeff Mariotte is the award-winning author of more than seventy novels, including thrillers Empty Rooms and The Devil’s Bait, supernatural thrillers Season of the Wolf, Missing White Girl, River Runs Red, and Cold Black Hearts, and horror epic The Slab. With his wife, the author Marsheila Rockwell, he wrote the science fiction/horror/thriller 7 SYKOS, and numerous shorter works. He also writes comic books, including the long-running horror/Western comic book series Desperadoes and graphic novels Zombie Cop and Fade to Black. He has worked in virtually every aspect of the book business, including bookselling, marketing, editing, and publishing. He lives in Arizona, in a home filled with books, art, music, toys, and love.

Reviews for CSI Miami

[daniexj · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

This was a really busy book, at least three cases and four stories going on at the same time. For the most part Mariotte manages to keep all the stories moving forward, interweaving them into a rich tapestry. After all, that's what most people do at work, they don't have the luxury of working one thing until it's done and then moving to something new, but work on multiple things at once.One of the smaller stories did get a bit lost in the shuffle unfortunately, not to mention the ending seemed a bit rushed. After all the complex setting up everything fell into place within a couple of pages. It wasn't a bad idea for an ending, just could have been spaced out more like the rest of the book.All in all an okay book that stayed pretty true to the TV series (though as usual, it needed more Calleigh and Natalia). A quick, enjoyable read for someone looking for something while waiting for their next favorite author's book release.

[darrol_1 · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Fairly good story. Interesting insights to running a marathon. Nothing highly insightful about the title theme.

[salunah18 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Good read, definately blurs the lines between right and wrong. Get you thinking philosopically.