Title: Come to the point, already
Product review: I can't help but compare this book to the books of the mistress of the British murder mystery, Dame Agatha Christie. Agatha Christie could write a book with a good, tight plot that could keep you guessing to the very end without being 400+ pages long. I'm all for a good read, but I don't have to have the life's story of each character and know every passing mood or thought. This, to me, was character development at its most mind-numbingly boring pace. And I don't like Lynley. For a person who supposedly despises being reminded that he's an aristocrat, he certainly has some superior and condescending attitudes. Not a very matey fellow, our posh Lynley. I wanted to kick him in the arse.
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