Michael Barnes
I loved Courtney Smyth's first book in the Undetectables series and everything that made it a wonderful tale of chosen family, modern young adult, queer, struggling with physical health and the supernatural are further developed in this sequel.
Mallory, Diana, Cornelia and Theodore are hired to solve a murder on a TV shoot by the victim herself an past/maybe present love of Diana's. This tale is from Diana's point of view and the I appreciated reading how her hearing loss/damage affected her and how she deals with it. Also her focus in dealing with the challenges of this investigation highlight how different a person she is too Malory the protagonist from the first book. I wonder if the next will centre on Cornelia?
The mystery is more complex and with more moving parts than the first book but its beating heart is these friends and how they would do anything for each other, except maybe have an honest talk about how they feel yes I am looking at you Mallory.
On to The Unfathomable Curse, which I know is ultimately fathomable to our intrepid team.
I loved Courtney Smyth's first book in the Undetectables series and everything that made it a wonderful tale of chosen family, modern young adult, queer, struggling with physical health and the supernatural are further developed in this sequel.
Mallory, Diana, Cornelia and Theodore are hired to solve a murder on a TV shoot by the victim herself an past/maybe present love of Diana's. This tale is from Diana's point of view and the I appreciated reading how her hearing loss/damage affected her and how she deals with it. Also her focus in dealing with the challenges of this investigation highlight how different a person she is too Malory the protagonist from the first book. I wonder if the next will centre on Cornelia?
The mystery is more complex and with more moving parts than the first book but its beating heart is these friends and how they would do anything for each other, except maybe have an honest talk about how they feel yes I am looking at you Mallory.
On to The Unfathomable Curse, which I know is ultimately fathomable to our intrepid team.