Lori
You don’t have to read the first book to get into this one as almost all introductions are remade in this book along with quite a few new ones. It really is a huge cast of characters to keep track of and huge information overload.
I didn’t like this one as much as the first as the reasoning in this book is unpredictable. There are a few things the main character does that just doesn’t make sense. She ends up in some dangerous situations by herself when its not necessary and should just call the police. The investigation in this book is made by an amateur so there is a lot of repeating details and running around. In the end the mystery was solved by her sort of just running into the murder and there is not a good explanation to why this person went to these lengths.
The cozy part of the book is what keeps me interested in this series. The characters are all very lively with things going on of their own in the background. As it was with the last book the cat, Eddie, is great. This time he has almost a sixth sense to when things are going to happen. He’s not quite magical but close. The doctor love interest is back but he doesn’t feel as great of a fit into the bookmobile mystery life.
You don’t have to read the first book to get into this one as almost all introductions are remade in this book along with quite a few new ones. It really is a huge cast of characters to keep track of and huge information overload.
I didn’t like this one as much as the first as the reasoning in this book is unpredictable. There are a few things the main character does that just doesn’t make sense. She ends up in some dangerous situations by herself when its not necessary and should just call the police. The investigation in this book is made by an amateur so there is a lot of repeating details and running around. In the end the mystery was solved by her sort of just running into the murder and there is not a good explanation to why this person went to these lengths.
The cozy part of the book is what keeps me interested in this series. The characters are all very lively with things going on of their own in the background. As it was with the last book the cat, Eddie, is great. This time he has almost a sixth sense to when things are going to happen. He’s not quite magical but close. The doctor love interest is back but he doesn’t feel as great of a fit into the bookmobile mystery life.