by Ian Hamilton
Ok, I'm hooked. This is the second Ava Lee novel I've read (in the last week), and I've already got the third and fourth queued up to read next. Like the Water Rat of Wenchai, this one is very difficult to put down. A compelling heroine and equally compelling plot. Well-drawn and distinct characters...
Engrossing, captivating. I'm definitely becoming a Ms Ava Lee series fan&addict.The series is going to be a must-read of mine. The plot involves an uncaracteristically deep analysis for just a forensic. Basically no accountant would go to such lenghths for any such stuff. Love this.Q:Her pace was me...
I really enjoyed this book. Ava Lee is like a modern lesbian Colombo. People underestimate her because she is so low key. That is the trap that trips them up! She is a surprisingly bad ass chick you would not want to meet in a dark ally.The story is very well written and the characters engaging. The...
Most readers picking up The Disciple of Las Vegas will have previously met Ava Lee in the first volume of the series, The Water Rat of Wanchai.Nonetheless, one could begin reading the series with this volume. Indeed, in some ways it provides a clearer understanding of some aspects of Ava's life than...
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