Jari W. (Jari) - reviewed on 5/28/2011 + 175 more book reviews

Helpful Score: 5

Savannah Stone is a happily married younger-than 40 yo, whose husband was forced to retire from the policy dept due to a stabbing. She writes popular number puzzles, of which we don't see any, and helps her husband solve his consultant police cases. According to the story, though, she does more than just help: she gets deeply involved. The writing is easy to read, and the criminal makes sense: things fit. Some of the issues are apparent early on, while others do take much of the book to solve. All in all, it is a good book for lighter reading.

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