A fingerprint expert in the crime lab in Syracuse seems to remember being in a plane crash and being raised by a great ape. Her foster parents never adopted her and the mom won't give her any sensible information about her origin.
Then babies start dying, and the expert gloms onto poisoned blankets being sent anonymously to the families of the newborns.
Well written except my willingness to believe a lot of important plot points such as why in the world did she never try to research her origins before this? Why would she ever believe that her past has a connection? It does, but her original leap to that has no basis in anything. Meanwhile, it takes her far too long to figure out a connection to something else that's happening (I won't give specifics as that would be a plot spoiler). Why does she put up with the unacceptable behavior of her not quite ex-husband? They were married for ten years, he cheated all the time, they've been separated for two years now and no move has been made to divorce? I do know people like that and I have no patience for them.
Anyway, it's reasonably interesting and I'd recommend it to anyone who generally likes crime books like this. I'm just picky, picky, picky.
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