enjoyable and suspenseful

Managed to get to the NYC bookcrossing meet up during my visit and picked this book up. Not sure whether it's my thing or not, but it's been brought back to the UK to start a new adventure!
Watch this space!

It's taken me a while to get into this. I picked it up a few times to start, and then started reading something else. Finally read it all, but it took me a long time. Didn't really get into it until the last third of the book. I did want to find out what happened to the boy accused of murdering the two victims, but found it written in quite a plodding style. I had also worked out the link between the victims pages before we were told.
Fairly enjoyable, but not sure I'd read any more of his books.

Picked up at the Old Shades on Whitehall earlier today ... not at all sure how it got from the Camel and Artichoke to the Old Shades, but the two are not so far apart and are both OBCZs, so perhaps some avid bookcrosser shifted a few around.

RELEASE NOTES:

On the little set of shelves near the till.

Had breakfast in Natural Cafe this morning and noticed that this book was still there, after some time. As I had a couple more to leave on the little shelf, I took this book back to re-release elsewhere.

RELEASE NOTES:

On one of the tables.

I really enjoyed this book. I started off with not much in the way of expectation and got thoroughly drawn in. I'd definitely read others by John lescroart.

CAUGHT IN LONDON UK