itibaren Evosmos, Yunanistan
Actually, my feeling about the book is "it's better than a 2, but not quie a 3"; however, I'll give it a 3 rather than am "it was OK" 2 star rating. The premise of the book is that Betsy spends 12 years in prison for murdering her neighbor, Linda Sue, apparently while sleep walking. Now, she is being relaeased b/c DNA evidence proves she did not commit the murder. Betsy goes back to the same suburban neighborhood and mves in with neighbrs, since she and Her husband divorced while she wa in prison, in an attempt to figure out what happened. As the story is getting set up and all the characters, especially all the neighborhood folks, it seems like an intriguing story. I get interested in figuring out this "whodunit". However, as the book goes along, the story gets weirdly convoluted, the characters get more bizarre and I'm feeling like I'm reading the script for a season's worth of Desperat House4wives. Reading this book confirmed my aversion to living in suburban housing developments. By the end of the book I was exhausted from all the twists & turns and strange characters that the ending seemed out of left field. If you liked the TV show Desperate Housewives, you might find this book right up your alley! I've read other Cammie McGovern books and really liked them; this one, not as well. I'll keep my eyes out for her next one and hope it's as good as Eye Contact.