Review: Good read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 28, 2013
Good character and plot development.  Plot develops naturally out of the characters.  Deals with feminism from the point of view of one major character.  Fairly presented.  Sociological perspective also a framework, again, arises from one of the main characters.  However, plot is well developed.  In the main, keeps moving although the main character seeking to understand the feminist and sociological perspective slows it down a little.  Not sure what one reviewer meant about "not well written."  Didn't strike me as such.  Perhaps a matter of taste.  One interesting aspect is that the author succeeded in creating and maintaining tension near the end of the book.  Solution was logical.  Reader had all the clues.  Interesting main character.  Made characters interesting and characters were rounded out.  Setting, contemporary British college.  Not my culture, but seemed realistic.  Definitely worth the price and I will probably read the next Inspector McCleannan mystery.  Would like to know a little more about the author.  Quick search hasn't turned up much biographical information.  This is the only work of this author I have read.