Review: a LeGarde Mystery
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 13, 2014
Lazar’s mellow voice carries the audience through this interesting tale.  He is a visually descriptive author who lays the scene out clearly before the audience, allowing them to picture each and every aspect in detail.  That said, I found this novel slightly harder to really get into than I do most of Lazar’s work.  The storyline was intricately crafted and well thought out.  The novel is well put together.  For me, however, it was difficult to make that connection with the story and the characters.As is the norm for Lazar’s work, the characters in this novel are larger than life.  They are well yet uniquely developed to suit their roles perfectly.  These individuals are developed in such a manner that they can all easily stand on their own and readers chan identify with them.  They are firmly set in the time period in question.  Also, for Lazar there is no such thing as a minor character.  Everyone is important in their own right, even if they aren`t main characters.As a whole, this is another uniquely captivating novel from Lazar.Please note that I received a complimentary copy of this work in exchange for an honest review.