Review: Buyer beware
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 29, 2014
This was a well written book, legible without a million typos and grammatical errors.  It was fast paced and the plot was easy to follow, not too convoluted or ridiculously inane.The main character, a policewoman, sets about to solve a current murder and finds she must also solve a 30 year old murder as well. Without giving away too much of the story I need to explain the title of my review. The detective finds herself investigating these cases on her own time, with a retired cop and a female British friend who likes to phrase everything as either a sexual innuendo or a sort of slang curse. I wasn't bothered by the language or the references, although some readers might be hence the title of my review however, I felt the author actually included so many that he slowed the action of the story to its detriment. I began to feel that this character was actually detracting from the story after awhile rather than adding to it because she became rather flat providing bad words in skimpy clothes but not much more and she had started out as a much stronger character. That complaint aside it's a good read and if you are pre-warned maybe you will enjoy the book even more than I did