Mystereity Reviews
Written on May 17, 2015
There wasn't much of a plot with this one. College kid comes to town wanting to know about local music. Suddenly, a concert happens. Someone dies. Someone is eventually apprehended, although we're just given theories about the murder and motive. No messy confession to bog things down.
As with the other books in the series, Maura worries. A lot. This hasn't bothered me in the previous books, but this one, it was a little much. She spends most of the book worrying about whether she should offer live music at Sullivans. Really? Let me get this straight: you're making money hand over fist because a few musicians showed up and you're agonizing over whether it's a good idea? WTF?
Also, deducted half a star because there's a god damn love triangle birthed at the end of the book.
Overall, not the best in the series but not terrible. I look forward to the next in the series.