Review: short and sweet
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 26, 2013
Tony Dunbar created. A truly likable man in his character Tubby Dubonnet.  Tubby is a middle aged man who just seems to  enjoy his life, trust people and sometimes gets  burned because of that charm. The novel Trick Question is short by most mystery novels and it kind of just ends. But you know. That Mr. Dunbar Is not going to let Mr, Dubonnet rest for too long before he is back in the legal fray.  This time Tubby gets called in to try a case that will come to Court in a week. The poor unfortunate janitor accused of murdering a famous doctor who worked with identifying dangerous viruses and finding a cure.  But Tubby says there has to be more to the reasons for the murder proclaiming his client was an easy target But one should not just assume that the janitor was in the lab with a frozen corpse did no murder this doctor. Having little to go on and a week to investigate, and with the help of an investigator they begin to learn that this frozen doctor was not an innocent man and had enemies within his own laboratory.  This book is fast paced, easy to read and allows the reader to enjoy the assortment of characters that weave in and out of Dubonnet's life.  I  highly recommend this book to anyone that wants to spend an afternoon reading a quick charmingly sweet mystery