Genre: Mystery & Thrillers, Women Sleuths, Contemporary Fiction
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Rating: 3 stars
Borrowed this book from the library.
In A Nutshell:
Why did I wait so long to read this series? In some ways I worried about getting into a series that had so many books--and still had more planned. But after reading A is for Alibi
Review:
I am so far behind on this series--and after reading A is for Alibi
The prose is very direct. Initially, it was hard for me to get into it. I wanted more details or more flow or more something--I could not put my finger on. But as I got further into the story, I realized that the prose part of Kinsey--part of understanding her character. I came to love the prose as I grew to love Kinsey. However, many of the details and descriptions leave a lot to the imagination. As much as I felt like I was getting inside the head of Kinsey, I did not feel like I was getting inside settings. I felt like the story could have taken place anywhere--maybe that was intentional?
It has been a while since I read a book written in the nineties--and one of the things that really tickled my funny bone was that many of the references to technology. What seemed advanced in A is for Alibi
Recommendations:
I already have the next one on reserve!
I have read A-C and it was a long time ago but I remember really enjoying it!
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XOXO Angela's Anxious Life
How did you stop at C? Everyone keeps warning me once I get started I won't be able to stop. :)
ReplyDeleteI loved this book as well. Here is my review: http://readreadloved.blogspot.com/2011/10/review-is-for-alibi.html
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