Review: This story has many of the elements I love.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 16, 2013
Sarah Woods is an amateur sleuth who has gotten hooked on detecting. She is a well-meaning but flawed person, just like most of us. In this adventure, she is trying to bring down a sleaze ball sexual predator and help a friend of a friend, a woman who is slowly dying. In the latter case, she thinks she is being hired to track down a long-lost brother but soon finds the client has a different agenda.The twists and turns in this story will give you whiplash in a few places. I was a little dismayed that a therapist is represented as casually revealing that (1) someone is/was her client and (2) he has `anxiety issues.' But I know most authors are not as familiar with these ethical no-no's as I am, since psychology is my field. And this story is so well told that I quickly forgave Ms. Jennings for this.I have now read numbers one, two and four of this novella series. They are quick and engaging reads. I somehow missed number three and I am off to correct that oversight right now. Please keep the series coming, Ms. Jennings.