Review: Check this book out "Wright" now!  #badwordplay
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 21, 2014
I enjoy myself a good mystery novel.  Mystery/thrillers and science fiction are probably my favorite genres of books nowadays.  Also, I’m somewhat of a geek.  It should be obvious now why I was drawn to The GEEK Murder (An Alexander Wright MYSTERY Adventure) in the first place.  And I have to say, I was not disappointed.Alex Wright is not a detective.  He’s a real estate appraiser.  His buddy, Zackery, is a detective, however, and due to Alex’s highly analytical mind, and his way of seeing situations and connections that other’s can’t, they team up with FBI agent Louis Faulkner, to solve the murder of a computer-geek-slash-identity-thief.  Can two surfers and a Faulk-ing FBI agent crack the case?I have to say, I really enjoyed this book.  The characters were believable and enjoyable, and the story moved at a good pace.  It was a little jarring at first, because it seemed like we were supposed to know how these 3 guys recently became friends, until I realized that this is the second book in the series, and I SHOULD HAVE known that, if I read them in order (which was my fault).  After I realized that, it seemed perfectly fine to me, and the relationship of the characters made much more sense.There were several twists in the story, but not so many that it seemed ridiculous and overdone, which can be a big problem in mysteries.  This is a very well done mystery novel, and upon realizing that I started in the middle of a series (there are 4 total, I believe), I want to check out the others!