Title: Holy Terror!
Product review: I was less than impressed with Mary Daheim's Holy Terrors. I thought the book description sounded fun and interesting: a murder by a bunny-suit clad perpetrator to be solved by a Bed-and Breakfast owner. I thought this would be a laugh out loud book because a few reviewers described the book as hilarious. I was wrong.I thought there were too many characters. Keeping track of them was a bit cumbersome at first but then the main suspects and characters were more front and center so remembering who is who became easier. I felt the pace dragged a bit and then towards the end came to a screeching halt. I found myself skimming just to move forward and had to go back and re-read. I thought there was a very strong Christian/Catholic influence. I think this book should be listed as Christian Fiction. I understand that this is an older book and earlier in the series so maybe it's not as polished as the later ones.
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