Title: Lott is no mystery writer.
Review: When a murderer goes to the trouble of doctoring his corpse to prevent dental or fingerprint identification and then leaves a note identifying the victim, something is fishy. But no character questions this odd discrepancy. Where are the real police in this story, the ones who should be investigating the murder? This is just the first of many unrealistic details throughout the book. When the real villain and murderer finally reveals himself, he talks too much. I suppose this is Lott's way of letting the reader in on what the point of this tiresome tale has been, but even as the villain himself says, it was just boring old money.
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