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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Apparently Ms Henderson is a leading light of something called Tart Noir. Well noir it is not. Laddette Crime is probably a better description. Lots of mostly off stage sex and violence. mixed with plenty of onstage soft drugs and alchol. it bounces along the cynicism of Noir replaced with the flippancy of a Heroine who knows she is invunerable. I was not even emotionally involved during an attempted rape scene... Not objectionable just too damned lightwight. no reviews | add a review
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In past stories, Sam took a far more active role in tracking down her mystery. In this story, being a victim in need of hospitalization and tracking down a mystery don't go together. Much to Lauren Henderson's credit, she avoids turning Sam into some tart-noir super-sleuth. Don't get me wrong, it still fits the bill for a light summer read, it's just the weakest so far in the series. (