CSI: Crime Scene Investigation #4: Body of Evidence

Another good one.

I liked the bit where Catherine was giving Tomas a hard time about the computers.

If you love CSI you'll love this book. Highly recommend.

I liked this book a lot although it wasn't quite up to the same par as Max Allan Collin's other CSI Books. Don't get me wrong I recommend it and enjoyed it but it wasn't as exciting as the others.

Jennifer Wardrip - Personal Read

Since I'm such a big fan of the show, I decided to try one of the novelizations. I got caught up in the story easily enough, and even finished the book quickly (a matter of one evening). Reading BODY OF EVIDENCE was a lot like watching an episode of CSI, and yet at the same time there were enough differences to keep it interesting--and, at the same time, irritating.

Character-development doesn't seem to be a big thing in these serial novelizations; nor, in fact, does a believable plot. And this book could have used some editing, as there are a LOT of grammatical errors that took away from my enjoyment of the story throughout the entire book.

But it is a quick read, and it DOES feel like I'm "watching" an episode of CSI. I enjoyed this one enough that I'm now reading a second, so I guess the author did his job!

I love the show and I know I will love the books

This book is interesting. I feel like while i am reading i am the one that is also solving the crime

So Boring

I have read all the other CSI books and have loved them. But this one - it was just so BORING I couldn't hardly get through it. All the others I couldnt put down, this one I don't really want to finish.

If you like the T.V. show, you'll like the book.

If you like the T.V. show, you¿ll enjoy this book. I do and yet I still had trouble keeping everyone straight for the first half of the book. That¿s not to say I didn¿t enjoy the book. The author has really captured the characters from the t.v. show and expanded on them. He has also captured the forensics aspect. In this book Janice Denard begins to prepare for an ordinary day, but when she gets to work she discovers shocking photographs let abandoned in a printer. The CSI computer forensics expert helps the CSI team of Willows and Stokes track through hardware and software to find the culprit. Grissom, Brown and Sidle uncover disturbing evidence in the brutal murder of the Mayor¿s secretary that has been missing. The media is all over this case, and the Sheriff who is running against the Mayor has to remove himself from the case. There are a lot of twists and turns as the evidence leads them to the perpetrators in each case. I recommend this book.

Great so far

I like the show CSI and CSI:Miami and this book is really, really good. The charaters in the book act like they would on the show and that is very good for Max Collins to get them that way. I plan to get all the other books.

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