Good story. A bit convoluted and hard to tell the different POV. The voices of the characters were all the same.
I liked this book. I can tell the whole series can be formulaic, but I still would like to see what happens next.
I liked this book. It was a really refreshing short read. And I'm keeping my copy to try some of the recipes in it.
Interesting book. I don't know that I liked the ending. Everything was tied up at the end, but in a strange way. I don't like story lines where adultery is the main topic.
This book was pretty good. I'm glad they all met in the end. I think David was a coward, and saw himself as the victim. He saw the damage his actions did too late and then was too paralyzed by guilt to fix it. Norah, Paul and Caroline were the stronger characters.
I liked it. Of course I'm not a good mystery reader, so I didn't see it coming. I liked the premise.
The book was pretty interesting. I thought the last third of it was a bit far fetched. Especially the way they all came together in the end.
This was a good read. I had read some of the stories before and some of them were made into episodes of the BBC version of Sherlock. I kept seeing Benedict and Martin in the roles, not Basil and his sidekick.
I'm pleasantly surprised this second book in the series is as good as the first. I'm looking forward to the next one.
I listened to an audio book version. Sometimes it was hard to understand what was going on. But interesting. I think next time I listen I'll follow along with a printed version.
Interesting and introspective book. I'm glad it ended the way it did, but not how it got there.
Really interesting book. It did not go where I thought it was going and it took a meandering way to get there.
A very satisfying reed. My attention was held all through it. Even though I could see how it was going to end.
I loved this book way back in the day and I loved it this time too. I appreciated the authors notes in the margin. They were fun to read.
Wow. This one kept me guessing until the end. Sometimes the names would get confusing but that may be a cultural thing.