Point of View

The point of view of this novel is first person. Elvis Cole, a private detective in Los Angeles, is the narrator. Elvis takes the reader along with him as he investigates a police officer, Angela Rossi, in order to establish if she has ever been guilty of planting evidence in any of her cases that resulted in an arrest. Rossi has been accused of this by a career criminal and the defense attorney for a murder suspect, Teddy Martin, wants to know if it is possible she planted the murder weapon in Martin's case. Elvis invites the reader into his everyday life during this case, sharing not only his professional experiences, but also those in his personal life.

The point of view of this novel is almost like a diary in which the main character is sharing his daily activities with an objective observer. The main...