Nathaniel Keene

The flow was sometimes questionable and there were some things that went unresolved with regard to the investigation (e.g., why didn't anyone think to check to see whether Nathaniel's saliva matched the saliva on the bite marks on Ms. Flowers?), but this was pretty solid. It kept me on the edge of my seat (finished in one sitting). It stirred intense emotions within me (Yumi, you're a nugget but Dimitri deserves to retire early and live in a golden penthouse). And it was fun going through a teen's life whose IQ is greater than my own. (The new vocabulary I learned was rewarding enough.) I'd recommend people give this a try and look forward to the rest of the Lovelace series.