Emily Stone
works at the coffee shop and volunteers at a life drawing class. A handsome
young man just started working with her and was the nude model for her class.
Oooh.
After a
2-hour drawing session, John, the nude model and renowned ladies man, was lying
dead in front of the whole class. How was a he shot with an arrow, especially
when it didn’t shatter a window or puncture a wall? And how was it that nobody
saw anything?
Well,
apparently, Emily was also considered a suspect. What she also didn’t know what
that John was actually the son of an Eastern European president, a corrupt
politician, and his death could’ve had something to do with his dealings.
Then the
victim’s sister asks Emily to solve the murder. But she was just a waitress,
not a detective. Besides, this was a huge profile case and an impossible
murder. How could she get involved?
I thought
this was overall well-written and insightful. Although the names were hard to
read, the whole thing was fairly easy to follow. It does get complicated
though. There were more names (often 2 for the same person), making it harder
to keep track of the people. But I also thought that Emily was smart and
observant, making this an okay amateur sleuth mystery.
My rating: 3 stars
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