Title: A solid mystery with an intriguing Irish setting
Product review: The Death of Cousin Rose is a fast-paced, exciting, occasionally very funny mystery -- a nice, easy read. But what distinguishes it from the pack is its glimpse of life in a sleepy village in modern-day Ireland. I've always been fascinated by Ireland, and this taught me more about the country's culture than ten history books probably could.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
