I actually enjoyed this way better than the first book of the series. I thought it was meatier and the couple here is more present. On the downside, I was a bit annoyed with Kit's character here. What he's having was like Titanic-major midlife crisis. His insecurities are just too much for me and the age thing!!! I was like, "get the fuck-over with it! He's like five years your junior so get a grip!" I actually liked him a ton better in the first book. I thought he was quirky, feisty though still self conscious but here he was just a big hot mess. J.X. on the other hand was simply swoon-worthy here. I loved that he cares so much about Kit. I guess what I was saying is that, though I enjoyed the interaction of the couple here I was under the impression that Kit's characterization was brutally murdered here. It was like J.X. got all the accolades.On a more positive note, I loved the story development here. I loved the obvious hints throughout the story and this time, I didn't mind being able to guess that it was that biatch all along manipulating the game.It was a good read if I may say. I'm just not sure if I'd go directly into the third installment. I guess I need to have more motivations to go ahead with this couple...Rating: 3.5 out 5 stars Plot twists, red herrings, and a plethora suspects to choose from are all elements of the best kind of mystery. Add to that a mystery writer who wants to solve cases like his fictional characters and has an internal dialogue that will make you laugh out loud and a sweet romance between Christopher Holmes and J.X. Moriarity and you have this wonderful book. I love Christopher Holmes – he is snarky, funny, and oh, so smart.
What do You think about All She Wrote (2010)?
It's so much fun experiencing a story through Kit's eyes. Love him!
—manojparuthi
Another really awesome fun read!review to come
—Casey
