Helpful Score: 3
One hundred thirty-two chapters, plus a prologue and an epilogue. 326 reading pages. Just so you won't have to get out your calculator, that is an average of 2.39705882 pages per chapter. Which is EXACTLY how this book reads. Short, choppy, disconnected, rambling. So my review on this Mary Jane Clark book is no better than the review on the "Dancing in the Dark" book ~ which was "Trying to read this book was just like trying to watch TV when the remote control is in some guy's hand..." Are all of her books like this? Is this just her writing style? Does anyone really like it? It may just be me.
Helpful Score: 1
This is my first mystery I have read by this author, but I will look for others. It keeps you in suspense until the end!
Helpful Score: 1
This book was wonderful! It's another mystery from Mary Jane Clark centering on the KEY Network News employees, this time a new intern vying for a coveted KEY News position. When other interns begin dying when covering a story, things take a turn for the worse.
A great, fast-paced read that will keep you guessing the killer's identity until the very end.
A great, fast-paced read that will keep you guessing the killer's identity until the very end.
Helpful Score: 1
Classic Mary Jane Clark. I couldn't put it down. Excellent plot twists and turns.
Helpful Score: 1
Great book. It's about a news intern that is actually older than most and is struggling to keep up with her younger, faster rivals. Great mystery with heart.
