Review: Not the best, but a good story.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 24, 2014
Normally, I really love murder mysteries. The Glass Room Murder has a great story-line, but the book just seems to go from interview one person to the next. The Glass Room Murder has not yet been professionally edited, as a result, the book has an assortment of punctual and grammatical errors.The Glass Room Murder is the story of detective Ryan Cook, investigating a very interesting murder. When millionaire businessman Henrik is murdered inside his impenetrable glass room it quickly becomes a high profile case. The glass room company uses high tech to create the ultimate room, that no one can access except the owner. However, a man named Elvin acquires the ability to bi-locate (otherwise known as out of body experiences) when he is in a horrific car crash. He uses his ability to penetrate the glass room, while staging a trance in public so that he is seen in both places at the same time. Elvin ends up murdered, and the confessions just start pouring out.It turns out that more than one person wanted Henrik dead, for many different reasons, not just his money. Very fast-paced book.