Review: Another romp with my favorite detectives
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 15, 2014
All right, I did figure out whodunnit early on, but the characters were so entertaining that I didn't mind at all. The book, however, is speckled with typos and I expect that is because the author did not pay attention to grammar checker, which makes 'suggestions' that can be incorrect assumptions, and just clicked on the change button without noticing the suggestion. She has a lot of irons in the fire right now and I suspect she is very busy. How Carmichael was abbreviated to ael in the last part of the book, I have no idea.Falconer and Carmichael are their usual mismatched selves and, this time, I found myself agreeing with Falconer's pompous sermons to himself. The youth of the world do not exercise good judgement in many of their decisions.It must be very difficult to be a policeman and see all the terrible and foolish things that people get up to, and then have to clean up the messes they leave behind. Falconer is older and becomes exasperated but I think Carmichael, even though he is so much younger, has more empathy and understanding. Together they are a great team.Recommended.