Paxton H. (paxtonholley) reviewed Benjamin Franklin and a Case of Christmas Murder (Benjamin Franklin Mystery, Bk. 2) on + 67 more book reviews
The premise and concept of this book is extremely clever. However the execution is less than stellar. The author tries admirably to have his dialogue sound authentically late 18th century. For me, this makes the book difficult to read and it felt like a long, slow crawl to the final reveal.
In tone and structure, this book is very reminiscent of an Agatha Christie novel or an early Holmes mystery, so if you enjoy those, I believe you will enjoy this book.
Like I said, it's not bad, I just had some problems with the language structure, but this makes a fun read during Christmastime.
In tone and structure, this book is very reminiscent of an Agatha Christie novel or an early Holmes mystery, so if you enjoy those, I believe you will enjoy this book.
Like I said, it's not bad, I just had some problems with the language structure, but this makes a fun read during Christmastime.
Donna E. (impossible) reviewed Benjamin Franklin and a Case of Christmas Murder (Benjamin Franklin Mystery, Bk. 2) on + 3352 more book reviews
Good, quickly read mystery with sufficient clues and adventures to keep interest. Nice for when you want a quick read like traveling or sick bed.
Barbara B. (GrannyGamer) -
Not awful, but he's trying to hard to sound authentically 18th century and it comes out a bit stilted.
