Linda T. (sweetwind) reviewed on 1/2/2012 + 10 more book reviews

I've decided I don't like Sara Selkirk personally. She's a snob! I found it revolting the way she and the retired opera singer belittled another character's taste... and in her Manolo Blahnik shoes she has no empathy for Valerie's Marks & Spencer outfits (notwithstanding that Valerie is running a household with two kids on a policeman's salary, while Sara is an international star). Overall the mystery is quite sturdy with a nice assortment of characters and possible motives. I wondered why in Chapter 1 the reader is informed of a crucial part of the mystery which Sara doesn't figure out until Chapter 36.

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