Title: Tedious
Review: I have been a fan of Rita Mae Brown's for about 20 years and have read most of her books, and this was by far the most tedious. I like horses/horse people, have ridden in many disciplines and know the culture. That aspect may be interesting to people who know nothing about foxhunting, horses, etc., but I don't know that it adds much to the story, and if you don't care about such things, try another book. I think Ms. Brown should just write a book on foxhunting, as such, and get it out of her system.The story, presumably being the murder mystery, is ho-hum. I didn't care about the deceased - they were far less vivid than even the peripheral animal characters - and since there was no real investigation to follow, I found myself wondering why I kept reading.Oh yeah, builds character.
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