Review: Interesting mystery, interesting main character
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 10, 2013
I enjoyed all of the books in the set, but as often happens, each book got better.Sloane Monroe is a private investigator who prefers dealing with crime over divorce cases.  In the first book a woman asks her to investigate the death of her sister. The police have declared it an accident, but the sister refuse to accept that ruling.  Through the story we find that Sloane's twin sister was murder a few years earlier and this cases brings it even more than usual to the forefront of her mind. In the second book two murders occur that seem to be connected with the serial killer who murdered Sloane's sister.  In the third book she attends her 20th reunion aboard a cruise ship that becomes the site of a murder of an old classmate and friend.These books are not for the arm chair detective.  We can only know things when Sloane learns them and there are not "I should have caught that" clues thrown in.  Her relationhips with men have a place in the stories but do not dominate them.I read the forth immediately after these and look forward to seeing what happens in the life of Sloane Monroe.