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A review by lindsaybonnez
Murder at the Met by E.W. Cooper
3.0
This is an enjoyable mystery book, but I couldn’t keep everything from getting mixed up. The plot is nice and I like the plottwists and storyline, but I wasn’t invested enough at all to actually care. The pace felt a bit to steady, some things overexplained & I had the biggest trouble in the world connecting the dots/remembering what was necessary. A few times people got adressed with their first name after being adressed continuously with their last name wich threw me off completely.
There was quite some mentioning of the first book, but you don’t have to have read it to be able to read this one. I do think it would have helped me alot, but you get enough info and clues along the way.
I liked how the plot intertwines and the plottwists were really good, I just could not bring up any feelings towards the characters wich made it just meh instead of good.
There was quite some mentioning of the first book, but you don’t have to have read it to be able to read this one. I do think it would have helped me alot, but you get enough info and clues along the way.
I liked how the plot intertwines and the plottwists were really good, I just could not bring up any feelings towards the characters wich made it just meh instead of good.