Mike Billington

Good mystery. Although I personally dislike the amateur sleuth meets killer to get confession scenario, this one was at least a little less stupid than typical. I liked the main character Marcy and the subplot about her ex-husband allowed the author to introduce a lot of background information -- I like the fact that it came to a conclusion that indicates that it won't be a recurring theme.

A murder mystery unfolds as a conversation between a suspect and a police detective. Did Paul Wallace murder his ex-wife in his kitchen? If he has an alibi why won’t he give it to the police or his attorney?

An easy flowing read with some likeable characters.

Solid mystery although not of the type which allows the reader to figure out the solution.