Review: Chase Williams Into The KillerSphere: Whodunnit?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 26, 2014
After reading "Cutting Right to the Chase Vol.1: 6x1000 word stories of unusual crimes (Chase Williams detective short stories)", andCutting Right to the Chase Vol.2: 10x1000 word stories of unusual crimes (Chase Williams detective short stories)I was enthusiastic and eager to read this book.Compared to books 1 and 2, this time it is even longer and more complex than ever.  Nonetheless, the characters from the older short stories provide a sense of continuity that allows you to use your knowledge of the previous stories. For me, this is a plus, but if you are reading Chase Williams for the first time, you will also enjoy the book, as it stands on its own merit.As I have come to know and expect, the story is very well-written and the plot is multi-layered, engaging, and keeps you on your toes as you try to deduce the murderer in classic "Whodunnit" fashion. Maybe you will have better luck than I did trying to figure out who is guilty of murder. If you like crime stories, this book is highly recommended.Reviewed by Thomas Jerome BakerAuthor ofHow to Coach A Debate TeamI received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for a fair and unbiased review.