Review: Whydunit
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 14, 2014
When Kate Sexton is informed by her fellow detective, Jack Bautista, that he's being framed.  What follows is a mystery filled with many twists and comical happenings, with an almost obvious twist at the end.  I say almost obvious because even if you guess the who-dun-it, it's far deeper than that.  The story is more about the 'why' than the 'who', and after reading this, I can say it's pretty Hollywood all right.  However, the fun was in getting there, and seeing the bad guys get what they deserve is satisfying.  The pacing wasn’t bad at all, and I has some issues with the characters, particularly in Sexton’s romantic life.  You can really see the effort given in this story, and like it or not, some things may seem as if they should be omitted but they are part of the story in the authors mind, and can be appreciated.