Review: A Spooky Who Dunnit
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 14, 2014
With my ten year high school reunion looming, I identified with the frenemies in this book. In "The Reunion," you have a group of people who went through a very emotionally-charged period of their lives together trapped in an old mansion together. Things quickly get out of control when someone is murdered (but no one sees the killer) and the group realizes that they are trapped in the mansion. From there, familiar tensions build, fingers are pointed, and the reader is left guessing who did it all the way until the very end.Pencil's style of writing was very entertaining. I'm sure we've all met "Reunion" characters that we could identify from high school. The plot and storyline were well developed and the setting was thoroughly spooky. I am sure A.A. Pencil will develop into a modern day Agatha Christie!