Review: Cameras
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 13, 2014
For those of us who love mysteries, this one started out as a good one. Too many adjectives were annoying, but that is found in many beginner writing. The plot line is an old one, however it does have a good twist. The writing other than the overuse of adjectives is well done.Cheryl learns her husband is having an affair, and for money and to get back at him, she hatches up a scheme to pay him back. She has thought it out perfectly,  and, as she says 'The Perfect Crime'.  If you read enough mysteries, and /or watch enough television or movies, you learn early on, there is no such thing as a perfect crime. There are always small overlooked clues that can be found with an adequate detective. People who commit crimes are often too over sure of themselves. In this case, Cheryl had a very well thought out plan, but she was too hurried, in retrospect.The story flies well until the last chapter. It was too hurried, and the last twist was not necessary, it was gratuitous. All in all, the author has devised a good story. Less adjectives with some good editing, and letting the plot fall slowly.Recommended. prisrob 07-12-14