Review: Meh
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 5, 2013
Some of the details in this book don't jibe with the first--we're told in the first that Spinoza has been working as a PI for several years, since the accident that killed his son.  In this story it's revealed that Spinoza's son died two years previously.  If Spinoza spent a year in prison following that, he couldn't have been a PI for "several years."  While this one works in some of the shyness that Spinoza is consistently going on about, it still falls far short of "painfully shy."  Feeling I get is that the author wants a semi-hardboiled PI, one with flaws, but without actually dealing with those flaws.Oh, and considering that the vampires in this and the previous stories are dispatched more easily than the average mosquito, I won't be bothering to read the next in the series, even if it's offered for free.