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This originally appeared at The Irresponsible Reader as part of a quick takes post to catch up. The point of these posts is to be pithy, not thorough (as I typically strive for). --- This really fits in the Finley Donovan demographic. It's a little more grounded, a little slower on the romance burn (okay, a lot slower), a little less zanier. But the same overall feel. I didn't get as into all of the plotlines as I was supposed to—and I'd figured out the whodunit, with a pretty good (but growing) confidence in the whydunit early on. But watching our semi-intrepid investigator, Capri Sanzio, wind her way through the investigation was entertaining enough.
I didn't buy her podcast recording at all (and it would've been good to see her do something other than record episodes). But the rest was okay.
It was as entertaining as you'd want this to be—not an inch more. But good enough.
Originally posted at irresponsiblereader.com.
This originally appeared at The Irresponsible Reader as part of a quick takes post to catch up. The point of these posts is to be pithy, not thorough (as I typically strive for). --- This really fits in the Finley Donovan demographic. It's a little more grounded, a little slower on the romance burn (okay, a lot slower), a little less zanier. But the same overall feel. I didn't get as into all of the plotlines as I was supposed to—and I'd figured out the whodunit, with a pretty good (but growing) confidence in the whydunit early on. But watching our semi-intrepid investigator, Capri Sanzio, wind her way through the investigation was entertaining enough.
I didn't buy her podcast recording at all (and it would've been good to see her do something other than record episodes). But the rest was okay.
It was as entertaining as you'd want this to be—not an inch more. But good enough.
Originally posted at irresponsiblereader.com.