Review: Death by Didgeridoo
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 9, 2014
Rarely have a raced through a mystery in less than 24 hours. This one is a quick, light read that is also a page turner full of interesting characters. The story is reminiscent of an old-fashioned dime detective novel, but nowhere near as dark. In addition to Jamie Quinn, the protagonist, the reader is introduced to her family, the deceased, several suspects, a smarmy prosecutor with political ambition out to make a name for himself, a shady private investigator with a heart of gold, a very helpful friend from law school, a sympathetic public defense attorney, and a warm, paternal psychiatrist.The story maintains the balance of being both character and plot driven very well, leaving no real loose ends dangling at its conclusion.The next book in the series is The Case of the Killer Divorce. I can't wait to read it.