Review: Murder on the Brain
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 5, 2012
Jumped right into this book and right away looking at the direction it was going and it turned around.  This book describes the main character as one that one would hate to have as a superior, but probably do.  Then you spin around and grow more sensitive to the "new" character that is developing.  At times want to shake her and bring her to her "senses" but then understand the compassion that humans have and either choose to use or ignore.  Enjoyed this book very much and again reached the end wanting to know more and follow new adventures with the characters.  This is a "feel good" book and one that should make everyone take a serious look at themselves and the image they project.