A tight, well-written mystery, Dead Low Tide promised great things for the future of this series. Although A Summer for Dying entertained me and interested me in the characters, I often found my attention wandering throughout the middle of the novel. Even though this adds to her character's depth and believability, I wanted to see her more involved in the story. Kardon also seems to spend a lot of time getting beat up on behalf of his clients. Despite this, Katz's characterizations nearly sing with clarity.
Primary characters seem to leap off the page in their precision and depth.
Katz creates a well-planned plot that leads to a proper conclusion with sympathetic characters that remain in your mind long after you finish the book. Maria Y. Lima Click here to share your views.