Review: Good plot, but detective screws up, and tons of errors
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 19, 2014
Plot was exciting, but errors are  quite bad. Kipling names his three daughters, but Cassie becomes Beth, the wife's name, and then uses a fourth name, Rose, who doesn't exist in the book. Then Room 215 becomes Room 315. The story recovers but is interrupted. A proofreader would have helped.The local police and the FBI believe a man was the serial killer, but it was, obvious very early on, a woman.Walker, the detective, was likable but not terribly bright, but brighter than many execs running Microsoft, Hewlett Packard, and Skype, who defraud all consumers by improperly trained customer support people and ridiculous robot scripts.It was a light read, though--not at all profound--and I did read through to the end.Barbara C. Johnson, author of Behind the Black Robes: Failed Justice