Eric Colvin Colvin itibaren Navaron, Bangladesh
Months after reading this book, I still don't know how to rate it. Dark, sad but well written.
4.5 stars. There's a fine line between sarcastic/snarky funny and sarcastic/snarky annoying. For the most part, Darynda Jones stays on the right side of that line. There were only a couple instances where Charley Davidson's inner dialogue and conversations with other people crossed over to the other side, well not the other side. This book isn't meant to be anything except a fun, light-hearted read and that's exactly what Jones delivers. The murder of three law firm partners as well as the case they were working on is investigated lightly. There was another minor concern that struck me halfway through the book, every single female was enthralled by the beauty of Reyes. However, this was explained to my satisfaction at the end of the book when we find out who he is. (view spoiler) Overall, I loved this book and I will definitely be reading the next. In fact, the book I read was borrowed from the library and I'm seriously considering buying it for my keeper shelf.
Standing ovation. I loved this book for both the way it treats writing and the novel, as well as the perspective displayed throughout. Beautifully written, it is the best of McEwan's work, and that says something.