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eeeb's review
4.0
An enjoyable if dated read, especially if you enjoy mysteries that are a bit campy and somewhat predictable. That being said the book is anything but boring, I would definitely recommend as a fun read
lauraellis's review
3.0
3.5
This is the latest in the Lauren Laurano mystery. The mystery was good, (and included her infatuation with computers) but what was especially interesting was her personal life—she’s having difficulty with her partner, Kip and while Kip’s away, she also finds herself drawn into a relationship with a younger woman. The ending was a real cliffhanger in that regard.
2020 note: I need to reread this series.
This is the latest in the Lauren Laurano mystery. The mystery was good, (and included her infatuation with computers) but what was especially interesting was her personal life—she’s having difficulty with her partner, Kip and while Kip’s away, she also finds herself drawn into a relationship with a younger woman. The ending was a real cliffhanger in that regard.
2020 note: I need to reread this series.
chriswolak's review
3.0
I appreciated the relationship stuff going on in this book. It isn't your stereotypical beginning or ending of a relationship (although there were threads of both), but rather the hard part, the part that isn't always easy or pretty, but the day-to-day living of life in a relationship.
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