Review: Fun-at-Heart!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 13, 2014
Taking a hit for loving music is almost a literal event in this fun, fast-moving mystery. Not that someone getting killed is fun, but the way the author reveals the details is fun.As a narrator, Jamie Quinn, seems to be real down to earth kind of girl, involved in a career in which she has confusing feelings--from one extreme (seemingly) to another. I loved her as a character, but was not too fond of the intermittent direct conversations with the reader. They were not needed as written. I also loved "Duke" as a private investigator, although I'm not to sure I'd like him as a person.Addressing Autism the way it is unfolded puts a positive spin on a very important disability and gives the reader insight as to how to help those who suffer from the illness.From a mechanical perspective--the double-spacing makes it clear that the story is not going to be long, but the use makes the appearance look less professional. There are a few typos that simply require closer proofreading.I look forward to reading more of the Jamie Quinn Mysteries.Review is written as a courtesy with a free book, but