Member Reviews
Kenneth S, Reviewer
Started a little sluggish for me; I couldn't tell if it was social satire or a logy private eye book. As it started to move, I worried a little that it was a poor man's Elmore Leonard. Once it caught fire, though, it was almost pure pleasure. A lot of characters -- some more compelling than others -- with the choice to make the central villain a cipher until the very end a pretty good one.
My first Ace Atkins novel, but certainly not my last.
