Title: Nothing flashy or funny, but a solid who-dunn-it
Review: In an era of wise cracking sluethes, J.P. Beaumont comes off a bit on the serious side. Of course, if I'd killed my spouse and then had my next lover die in a suspicious car accident, I might not have much of sense of humor either.In this, the second of the Beaumont series, we come to know much more about the personal side of Beau, his partner Peters and his lawyer, Ames. I suspect this book would be tough to enjoy without reading the opening book of the series - Until Proven Guilty - first. So much of this book involves recovery from the events of the first book.The mystery in this book is solid enough - a mix of electoral and parole board politics and money.
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