Review: A Trilogy Worth Pursuing
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 15, 2013
The Greeks of Beaubien Street is a murder mystery that paralleled two dysfunctional families: one, the family of the murder victim, and the other, the Greek family of the female detective assigned to the case. The author's symbolism of deception, secrets, lies and dysfunctional behavior that went on for decades was woven throughout, which made for an engaging read. The end was cleverly left open. Everything didn't fall neatly into place regarding the murderer and the detective's family like you would expect. I liked that because it merely reflected that life isn't always perfect with a perfect ending, is it? This was a thought-provoking read in the first of a trilogy worth pursuing.