Review: A Breeze to Read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 1, 2014
Bay Winchester is back and it is winter in Hemlock Cove.  A yacht is towed into the docks with no one on board and blood on the deck.  Landon shows back up after taking his time thinking about what he witnessed during the previous book.  Meanwhile Brian Kelly, Bay’s boss, is still acting strange.  Oh, and Thistle’s father shows up.Overall, I liked this book and the rest of the series.  The characters are likable, and the plot lines are good.  Book three is the funniest, thus far.  It also goes into the cousin’s family history in a little more depth.  However, there are a couple of little things that drove me a little crazy.  The first is the info dump that takes place during the first chapter.  A lot of what was being said was shown later in the story, so it was unnecessary to put it out there so many times.  The second thing is the math.  What I mean about the math is how it relates to certain details.  Again, like I've said in a previous review, the cousins’ ages don’t make a whole lot of sense beyond their immaturity.  Lastly a couple of the details changed.  For example the cousins lived in the guest house during the first two novels and then it became the gate house during this novel.  And Mrs. Little became Mrs. White.