Title: One of his best
Product review: I have read all of the Lou Boldt novels, and this one was one of my favorites. I did not guess the killer -- Pearson maintained the uncertainty well -- and i enjoyed the history lesson. Even more, I enjoyed Daphne Matthews as the principal character, and having her FINALLY stop yearning for Boldt, at least for a while. Thought the ending was a little bit hurried and sketchy -- there's a loose end or two -- but it did not interfere with my enjoyment. One more thing -- it's time to deepen the repeat characters a bit, instead of relying on the sketches built up in prior books.
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