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Shaghayegh Koupaiee _heboat — treacle.

Abdel Mabrouk sendratestbc3c — ** spoiler alert ** This book was more of a 2.5 for me, but I bumped it up to 3 stars because it was mostly enjoyable, if not memorable. The setting of turn-of-the-century New York was nicely done as were the parts dealing with the birth of criminology and forensics. While the two main characters were pretty well drawn, I found that virtually all the male secondary characters blended together. I couldn’t keep them straight or even remember who they were for the most part, which is unusual for me. The only exception was the killer, which brings me to another problem. I thought he was so obviously being set up as the murderer from his first introduction that it couldn’t possibly be him. Well, it was indeed him. Disappointing. The love interest was also quite blah. I thought some of the prose was pretty clunky as well. All in all, I found the mystery to be pretty obvious and the characters flat, but it was still an okay read plot-wise and for the forensic details if you’re into that.

Bryce Arney bryce81fb — Ethan and I are reading bood I which got me started rereading the series again. Still enjoy it.

Yuki Taka yukin5 — I mistakenly had this one on my "read" list, but I definitely realized I'd never read it once I got going. SUCH a great book. If the speed at which I read it (over 1,000 pages in 6 days!) is any indication, you can tell I loved it. I couldn't put it down. Fantastic story, raises a lot of good questions about morality and justice. Can't wait to talk about it next month at book group.

Anna Kolsicka annakolsicka — Kindergarten stuff not young adult.