Title: A bit far-fetched
Product review: I was disappointed in this, the first Elizabeth MacPherson book, having found McCrumb's Bimbos and Zombies books so delightful. Perhaps she was feeling her way around a new protagonist with a less broad style. In any case, I found the plot far-fetched, what with Alban's "castle" in the middle of nowhere. Eccentric is one thing, but this I found beyond credibility. I'm wary of investing more time in the McPherson mysteries, and will probably stick to McCrumb's masterful Appallachian novels, in which the writing is simply superb.
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