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mfeibel 's review for:
The Sentence is Death
by Anthony Horowitz
I enjoyed this a lot. Just like Horowitz's other recent books. They do blur together a bit so I'm not sure where this one ranks. But I found the ending suitably surprising.
I really love the meta style of these books. It's fun to have small bits of Horowitz's life included. As well as insight into television writing.
My only disappointments were: A) I didn't love the descriptions of DI Cara Grunshaw. Horowitz seemed to want to dispel any idea that he'd judge a woman for her looks but then seemed to describe her in deliberately unflattering ways (I was reading a library copy so can't quote)...and B) I was hoping that Greg's suicide was a fake for insurance and he would somehow get help. But I guess that's wishful thinking.
Whodunnit? The widow's son who knew Pryce was involved in his father's death.
I really love the meta style of these books. It's fun to have small bits of Horowitz's life included. As well as insight into television writing.
My only disappointments were: A) I didn't love the descriptions of DI Cara Grunshaw. Horowitz seemed to want to dispel any idea that he'd judge a woman for her looks but then seemed to describe her in deliberately unflattering ways (I was reading a library copy so can't quote)...and B) I was hoping that Greg's suicide was a fake for insurance and he would somehow get help. But I guess that's wishful thinking.
Whodunnit? The widow's son who knew Pryce was involved in his father's death.