Kim (Mistry) - reviewed on 2/5/2009 + 105 more book reviews

I thought this was a good read. I started at #4 in the series, but it's pretty much a stand alone book. It was easy to catch up, the author does not make it difficult to figure out who is who in the cast of characters. I liked the premise of the book, having worked in interior design in the past. I thought it was over simplified at times, and then other times, the ideas Erin was working out were so complicated,it seemed the author just couldn't make up her mind.
But the story was plausible, and there were so many people coming and going, trying to figure out the killer was difficult.
The only thing I didn't like about the book, and found very distracting, is when Erin is at home with her landlady, Audrey. The typeset was different and the style of writing changed ever so slightly, so I was taken aback, and it took a bit to decide if there was any meaning whatsoever to changing things so abruptly. I didn't find any reason to at all, but it didn't take too much away from the book.
I liked it, and would read the others in the series.

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