Name: Janice Hopper's review of A Blind Eye by Jane Gorman
Item: A Blind Eye
Rating: 2
Author: Janice Hopper

Jane Gorman

It was a quiet death, a young woman falling into the frigid waters of Warsaw's Wis a River. The police accept it as suicide, the pressures of a political internship too much to handle. Her father knows it was murder. Philadelphia Detective Adam Kaminski, visiting Poland on an official delegation, gets drawn into the investigation over the objections of his superiors back home. For the dead girl was family, her father a cousin Adam had only just met, and Adam was raised to put family first. He begins uncovering the clues that point to the killer, clues that lead him inexorably into an investigation of the close-knit community of Polish politics and the legacy of the Secret Police. But the past isn't always black and white, as Adam is forced to accept as he learns more about the killer and about his own family legacy. Murder can only beget murder, driven by even deeper secrets."

A Blind Eye

Janice Hopper

Ok story, but not well written. Lacked detail, and good plot and personality.

Sarah Chauvidon

A story set in Warsaw, read for our Mystery book club.

Adam Kaminski is in Poland as part of a sister-city delegation. While there, he coincidentally meets a relative who's just lost his daughter. Authorities are telling the relative that the daughter, Basia, had committed suicide, but the relative doesn't believe it.

Adam is a cop back in Philadelphia, so he can't keep from trying to help a relative out. The local Polish police force is about as excited about this as you might expect. 

I mostly skimmed it because it didn't really engage me.

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