From Publishers Weekly Starred Review. The quiet, charming wit that's the hallmark of Brownley's second mystery to feature floundering British journalist Alison Glasby (after
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GOOD STORY, UNLIKEABLE HEROINE
The story is an interesting one - well written and with interesting characters but the main character, Alison Glasby, is self-centered, single minded in promoting herself as a "crime writer", not particularly interested in ethical issues and cold in exploiting those around her. I thought maybe she would have learned and grown more compassionate from her experiences in the first book but she didn't. A really unlikeable character and one I won't bother to read about again. Read more
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