text: Muddy Puddle Musings: 62. Tag Man - Archer Mayor
  Finished 10/28/15
  Setting: Contemporary Brattleboro, VT
  First line/s: "He sat in the center of the love seat, in the darkened bedroom, settled against the soft pillows behind him. His hands, clad in thin cotton gloves, were folded in his lap; his feet, wrapped in blue surgical booties stretched out before the neatened coffee table before him."
  My comments: A police procedural "murder mystery" set in contemporary Brattleboro, Vermont. There were lots and lots of books in the series that came before this one, none that I'd read, but I had no problem at all following the characters or plot. It was okay. I don't know why I wanted more, but I did.
  Goodreads Summary: Someone is breaking into the homes of the rich, bypassing their high-tech security, their state-of-the-art locks and then making himself at home. The intruder doesn't seem to steal anything except some food. At each break-in, he leaves the remains of his snack out and a Post-it note stuck next to the bed where the owners are sleeping. One word is written on the note: Tag.
  Although the press loves him, problems begin for the elusive Tag Man when he removes some documents from the home of a mobbed-up man. Shortly thereafter, the danger increases when a trip through a beautifully furnished mansion turns up a secret basement room, where the Tag Man discovers a truly horrifying secret. Joe Gunther, struggling to recover from a devastating personal loss, leads his VBI team to untangle the many conflicting pieces of evidence, while the burglar himself struggles for survival in the no-man's-land between the police and the villains.