Review: Willing to give the series a chance
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 5, 2014
This was a delightful little book, perfect for my flight -- not too deep and not totally unbelievable.  While it will not fare well amongst the greatest mysteries of all time, it was fun.  As with so many "light" amateur-sleuth novels, this one is somewhat less than credible, but that doesn't necessarily distract from one's enjoyment.Because this is #1 in a series, I expected a little more back-story and character development for Cat -- her husband, two sets of twins, and parents form less than I expected of the story.  Annie Mae seems awfully scatterbrained for a PHD, but all the characters are likeable.I do warn the author, though, that if I find another of her books in which someone "cocks the trigger" I'll likely scream, stop reading, and delete all references to her on my Kindle.  One does NOT "cock" a trigger.  Having owned firearms for self-protection for years, and both carrying one and TRAINING with it, I cannot overlook such egregious mistakes.