Review: Murder on the Brain
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 21, 2013
This was a fun and light read for me.  What I enjoyed the most was how Vanessa Bartal developed a relationship between two loners and made both their lives better for having met.  I find her to be very good at this type of character development, plus she has a great sense of humor.Maddox, the computer geek, and Sabrina, the hated "dragon-lady" secretary, worked at the same company, with no friends.  The sum of their social interactions was Maddox was getting married via an Internet bride and Sabrina had a cat.  When someone tried to beat Sabrina's brains out with a board after work, Maddox happened to come along and save her.  From there, we go on their journey with Sabrina's brain power greatly decreased due to a lot of amnesia, and Maddox unwillingly taking care of her.Throw in the fact that the murderer was only temporary thwarted from his attempt to kill Sabrina, the plot definitely thickens, entertains, and creates an excellent and humerous intertwining of lives.  Very enjoyable.