Lisa A. (NeedyBookLover) - reviewed on 9/27/2011 + 16 more book reviews

Marlowe Higgins has finally found a life for himself. Working as a cook in a small town and keeping himself on the somewhat straight and narrow. His life changes when a serial killer comes to town. Marlowe takes on the challenge of stopping this killer in a way that only he can.

Pekearo did a masterful job of writing first person and keeping the reader interested. The narrator, Higgens, makes no efforts to hide his foibles and this is why I think this first person narration worked so well.

I had heard some good things about this book but, honestly, I thought how good can it be? Well, I loved it. I had to stop myself from devouring it in one sitting.

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