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Tracking Time (April Woo, Bk 6)
Tracking Time - April Woo, Bk 6
Author: Leslie Glass
It's a foggy early September evening when Dr. Maslow Atkins, a psychoanalytic candidate and student, is assaulted and disappears in Central Park. The only people who know what happened to him are Pee Wee, an inebriated homeless man hoping for a handout; Brandy and David, two wealthy private school kids who roam the Internet and Central Park;...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780451202284
ISBN-10: 0451202287
Publication Date: 10/1/2001
Pages: 374
Rating:
  • Currently 3.6/5 Stars.
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3.6 stars, based on 49 ratings
Publisher: Signet Book
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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Leslie Glass's April Woo detective series is one of the best! She skillfully interweaves April's Chinese heritage with her American counterparts, ringing true because of Glass's own experience with a Chinese maid/nanny. If you've never tried this series, you're missing a great one!
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Tracking Time, by Leslie Glass.

Initially drawn to the book because I like detective novels and especially female detectives (V. I. Warshawski and Kinsey Millhone), I was a bit disappointed in the outcome. Predictable, deus ex machina, cavalry to the rescue type. I was also turned off on the activities of the teenagers responsible for the murders (Brandy and Daviod). I know kids are weird, but are they into killing for the fun of it. Glass does not deal too much with the reasons. The message I get is rich, over-privileged kids are bad, bad, bad.

Guess I'll not be reading another 'April Woo' mystery.


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