Review: Good judgment of characters
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 17, 2013
Ok, Tessie sounds more like Nikita than your average little town cop, which makes for spinning action from the start. An ancient curse and dislike between two of the founding families of the village gives a twist of supernatural and mystery to what could have been just another good suspense mystery.Good judgment of characters, written in details sounding very true. Use of precise words allowed me to augment my vocabulary now and then (which is rare nowadays with 20th & 21st century indie books). Vulgar language I usually hate and would have found me closing the book right away, but which perfectly defined the ignorance of the characters and whole family described. We're in 2013, what do you expect from real life other than foul language when it comes to describing criminals and the people who have to arrest them? A good read, especially with the first book in the series free of charge, and the other 2 books at $2.99. Mystery lovers could fare much worse than that. Strangely, yes, would recommend it.