
Pauline Stratton
I don't understand why this has received several 4 and 5 stars! It boggles the mind that an author could so easily derail, what could have been a good mystery. By @ 35% I started to be irritated with the proverbial "blades of grass" filler just before an important moment, for eg., the police are expectedly knocking on the door but there is 3 mins of verbal inward toil. But, sad to say, this was nothing compared to how the author went off on a trajectory of the philosophical musings of, in a nutshell, men getting away with questionable morals versus women being branded "less than" for doing the same thing. As in, should women be bound by the law? - after all, it is a man made law!, ad nauseum. Let's not go into how our childhood can mould us to be immoral and therefore we're not at fault, or are we?, ad nauseum. I won't bother as to why the date March 2020 kept coming up... Pandemic turns society into a lawless state ... 5 stars to me for finishing.