Book Reviews of The Flower Master (Rei Shimura, Bk 3)

A nice, quiet little book. Well written and informative about Japan and the culture of flower arranging. Enjoyed it very much.

At times this book felt a little too much like an essay on Japanese culture, but then again, that's one of the reasons I love this series. The plot is well-crafted and suspenseful.

I like this series, the culture is always interesting, and the story itself is very good!

If you've discovered Sujata Massey's sleuth, Rei Shimura, a Californian living in Japan, you know what a fun read it is. If you haven't yet had the pleasure - you're in for a treat! One of those delightful books that you don't want to put down.

The series just gets better and better.

I always look forward to a new Sujata Massey book.

Even better than the first book I read of this series.

A Japanese-American woman living in modern Japan , running an antiques business and solving crime. The culture aspects of the story grabbed me more than the mystery. This is the 3rd book in the series and I haven't read the others. It might have helped.

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