Title: Talk, talk, talk -- but not boring
Product review: Although not much action takes place (it's mostly conversations between Mrs. Bradley and various suspects or interested parties) interest is maintained throughout. (About 7/8th's of the way through there seems to be an entirely different story introduced, but it's all connected in the end.) Mitchell is such a good writer that the dialogue doesn't get tiresome and the outcome -- while it may not be entirely satisfactory to some readers -- is logical.While this was an enjoyable read, thinking about the plot and motives afterwards started me to feel it didn't really hold together that well. Plus there were a few too many coincidences for my taste.
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