Review: First class thriller - highly recommended with one irritating flaw
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 14, 2014
There are hundreds of reviews written before this describing the plot, so I won't gild the lily, but I was astonished by the caliber of this author's writing.I saw the low Kindle price and thought it was self-published, so I wasn't expecting all that much - but wow - this was a simply excellent psychological thriller / police procedural.  I see there is a paperback version and for once, the Kindle price is much lower, as it should be, for any Amazon book.  So I bought it.I began it last evening, read it through midst of the night and just finished it now. Very gripping.  One  annoyance is that the reason (possible spoiler) for the break-in at the cottage had no resolution.  We never find out Whodunnit and why.  We must buy the next book to find out why and what happened.  I dislike this practice and usually refuse to buy more books from any author who uses it as a sales tactic.  This is sad because it needn't have been employed.  The quality of the writing speaks for itself and is all that is needed to sell additional books.If not for that I would have given it five stars.  Will I buy her other books?  Not sure.  I want to,  but don't want part of the plot of the next one hanging and not resolved until yet another book is published.  Still, if cliffhangers don't bother you, buy it.  You won't be disappointed.