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EDIT: Reread as of December 1, 2015

Sometimes, if I'm in a good mood, I believe in second chances. That's why we have rehab because some people need to have another shot.

I decided to give Triptych another chance because Hridya said that Michael (the fucktard who I thought was the lead) is not the hero of this book but Will Trent. I should have known this obvious fact because Will Trent's name is the also the name for this series. Sometimes my stupidity astounds me.

Anyway, so there I was, rereading this book and here are my thoughts.

The Good

The gore. My goodness the gorey scenes in this book is amazing. I love my crime books dirty and gritty and Karin Slaughter gave that to me so kudos to that.

The character: John Shelley

I actually feel sorry for this dude. He's the type of character that needs to have a second chance. I was horrified with what he experienced inside the prison and I love the way he stood up with himself in the end.

The character: Will Trent

Because.


The Bad

Maybe I'm not that sold to this book because I found out who's the motherfucking bastard in this story. I was already half way in the book when I realized who's chopping the tongues of those teenagers and lemme tell you, that took the thrill out of the book.

I also find the out of order flashbacks of John Shelley's life annoying. I think the author did that to make it interesting but it didn't work for me. It only add confusion and I was like meh.


The Evil

The characters. All of these fucktards are in my shit list.

Let me start with Angie-

First of all bitch, I don't like you. How can I when you're an ungrateful twat who loves to hurt those around you. You use people like a discarded tissue and I never liked how you use Will like he's your fuckboy or something.



Michael

Of all the motherfuckers, you are the motherfuckest. Fuck you, dipshit.



Michael's mother

I forgot the bitch's name but trust me, she's a bitch. Fuck you too.


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I do not like infidelity (who the fuck does?) that's why when I found out that our wonderful hero has an affair with a 15 year old girl, I stopped reading immediately. Don't try to change my mind, trolls .That's just gross.I'll be reading more of Karin Slaughter's works in the future but for now..