Disordered Minds
Registered by Oldbroad of Grapeview, Washington USA on 1/22/2005
This book is in a Controlled Release!
This book is in a Controlled Release!
3 journalers for this copy...
I am a great fan of this author, and have read most of her books. I particularly admire "The Sculptress", an outstanding example of psychological suspense writing. So, it pains me to admit that "Disordered Minds" is far from her best.
This story of two strangers brought together because of their interest in solving a thirty year old murder is over long and moves at an almost leisurely pace. I found it hard to become really interested in any of the characters; although each of them is given an intriguing background, none of them "lived" for me.
It is still a good read, just don't expect too much this time around.
This story of two strangers brought together because of their interest in solving a thirty year old murder is over long and moves at an almost leisurely pace. I found it hard to become really interested in any of the characters; although each of them is given an intriguing background, none of them "lived" for me.
It is still a good read, just don't expect too much this time around.
Journal Entry 2 by Oldbroad at Clock Tower, Evergreen Square in Shelton, Washington USA on Tuesday, November 1, 2005
Released 18 yrs ago (11/1/2005 UTC) at Clock Tower, Evergreen Square in Shelton, Washington USA
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Left on bench by clock tower.
Left on bench by clock tower.
Not bad. Was hard to follow at times
Hi Mom, hope you enjoy it.
