from my friend Rita

Alot of stupidity on the police characters but not too bad for a book written in 86 by a woman

the following review is from amazon:

I agree with K.B. McHugh that a woman writing from a man's point of view does not always work. In one scene from this book, Beaumont "threw himself on the bed" which is generally NOT something men do, but something women do. This does not deter me, however. I started reading this series (you do have to look these books up on Wikipedia to get the proper sequence), and I have become enamored by the characters and cannot help wondering what happens to them next. Not the best mysteries I have read by a long shot, and I am offended by the little plot elements that are sometimes left hanging or are hastily explained away. Still, I continue to read them...If you are reading this book on a Kindle, be aware that there are occasional formatting problems, as well. Not fatal errors, just distractions. I think there was a whole page missing at some point, but of course, I could not be sure.

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