Thomas F. (hardtack) - , reviewed on 12/17/2011 + 2555 more book reviews

McCrumb's Elizabeth MacPherson mysteries are always unusual and this one may be the most unusual.

First, she provides a clue early on letting the reader pretty much guess how the person to be murdered was going to die. Then she proceeds to make you like the person who wants to commit the murder. Finally, she has her heroine incorrectly solve the victim's death, leaving you with a great feeling of satisfaction. Boy, was this one fun!

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