Review: Much better than I expected!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 28, 2013
This book caught my interest in the first few pages and continued to hold my attention to the end. It's not your classic mystery story but the mystery is still there, along with feisty cops and a whole history of baggage which could be overwhelmingly depressing but somehow manages not to be. In fact, I even laughed out loud a couple of times. There are parts that are sad and twisted and even at the end I can't believe Tess (the main character) would stay in town or that her dad would let her, but the rest of their actions and most of the other characters are believable, although definitely (hopefully) exaggerated.  It's a bit like if someone did a personal look at the Hatfields and the McCoys. Anyway, the author has an entertaining style, a good vocabulary and a minimum number of typos. I'll be checking out her other books too :)