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Karen Castillo karenia — I thought this book was tedious. The protagonist kept saying, "wait til I tell you what happened. I will in just a moment." Then the reveal comes after minute detail of setting, people, words and find the punch line simplistic and moronic. I read the whole thing expecting a pow at the end but found the book mundane to the very end.

Ashish Nade ashishdilipnade — Excellent!

Janeza Dino janezadino — I picked up this book as part of my goal to get more acquainted with my section of responsibility at the library. That is, Mystery, Adventure, and Suspense. This book got a starred review in some publication (either Publisher's Weekly or Library Journal), so I picked it up. And I liked it, really. In terms of plot and characters it was interesting, the pace was good, and the twists were super twisty. The only stumbling block was the stilted language, which could either come from the differences in communications across culture (the author is Japanese) or from the translation into English itself. Some things just don't translate, ya know? But I also think this is something I could get used to if I read more in the genre. I mean, I wasn't born loving Agatha Christie's talk of tea times and house maids, but I got used to it. What I'm saying is that this is an excellent mystery that provides lots of food for thought.

Hélio Costa heliofc — I couldn't finish this. I made it roughly a third of the way through and decided the tone was too anachronistic. My primary memory is overuse of the phrase "hot body" to describe women. Tone and style, as I said, simply seemed too "modern" for lack of a better term, especially when coming from the point of view of characters. I may give it another go, as I found the story compelling and perhaps I could overlook the tone and style or I will find it less distracting in the course of a second attempt.