Jennifer

I read this years ago but I'd like to read it again. I have a vague memory of not being thrilled with the ending.

I didn't bother finishing it. It was poorly written, as if the publisher said “Let's corner the tea drinker/mystery market” and picked the nearest person to write. It didn't flow. I will avoid any other themed mysteries like this because they're probably all as poorly written.

He's always so miserable. I can't root for him at all. But I'm rooting for the Land.

It just didn't draw me in and I read Terry Goodkind, Douglas Adams, Neil Gaiman and Stephen R. Donaldson. I'm totally comfortable with fantasy. Maybe it was the author's style but it didn't flow for me.

I liked it but it was obvious right away who the killer was