"Exposing the botched murder investigation of three boys has left Milo Rigg's reputation and career as a crime reporter in tatters. But when the naked, frozen bodies of two young sisters, Priscilla and Beatrice Graves, are found down a ravine in Chicago months later, there are disturbing similarities. Are the two cases linked, and could this be Milo's chance to right the wrongs of the past? Restored to his former role at the Chicago Examiner, Milo is back - and he's asking the uncomfortable questions again. Confronted with deception and corruption at every turn, can Milo uncover the identity of a ruthless serial killer and finally rid himself of the black cage that threatens to consume him?"
I struggled to get through this book initially as the premise was intriguing but I found the willingness of the medical examiner and law enforcement to divulge information to a reporter to be far fetched. I did have to re-read the last few chapters in an attempt to understand the events that culminated in an unexpected ending. The book is well-written but I found it stretching credibility. ( )