One word. BORING.

All those hundreds of pages, just about a client whose agorophobic mother went missing and I just lost all my interest. Darn shame because at least this time, Milo was doing some private investigating outside of LAPD. But I didn't like the client much (sounded whiny to me). And as always, there was lots and lots of things that I thought could just be left out. I didn't really care about the 'flashback' moments of Alex and Melissa. I didn't care about the solution. It was dull. I skimmed a lot.

Probably should take a break first before moving with the next Delaware stories. I like the characters all right, but gah, Kellerman could tone down the details a bit. It just drags the book down for me.

YAWN

Kate ... I am starting this :)

(boy babyMerlin calculated that it was almost 500 pages?!?)

That moment in mystery book where pieces of the puzzle start to fit and things are making sense and you get that "AHA - THAT is the connection" light-bulb ...

that is just one of the best feelings

"Sure, Internet chat rooms and social networking have siphoned off some of our kooks over the years—there are more outlets for people to express their crazy now than ever before..." --

Couldn't agree more, Carter!