I enjoyed this book. It was the first Kellerman that I’ve read so far, and while I didn’t personally like the main character much, the plot and the setting (and supporting characters) were interesting enough to keep me going (happily). I actually liked the way that the relationship subplot was NOT wrapped up in the end like it is in so many other books - some fake problem with a relationship that just happens to last the entire length of the main plot, please - life just isn’t episodic like that. Not that I find myself caring about Alex and Robin… at all. That’s one big problem with the book. But like I say, it’s made up for somewhat.

Yet another Kellerman book for me. The first one I read had me wanting more, so I picked this one up. It ended up being just as excellent as the last one I had read, although I find myself dissatisifed with the way the relationship between Alex and Robin was just left hanging….guess I’ll have to buy the next one. :D