Windchill (Detective Scott Cullen Mysteries, #6)

by Ed James

• ASIN: B00N0XK22A
• Publish Date: 2014
• Publish Status: Unknown
• Format: eBook (Kindle)
• Pages: 393
• Language: English

Reviews

[Mystereity Reviews]

Windchill is the 6th installment in the Cullen series, with a fast paced, twisty plot that kept me guessing right up to the end. Out of all the Cullen books so far, Windchill is my favorite. I liked the format of having a quick solve at the beginning, followed by a longer, tougher case. Cullen matures and evolves into the "team player" his superiors have wanted him to be and the dynamic of Cullen and sidekick Buxton make for a good team. I have to say, they're really inept at self-defense. They both need a course in S**t-Kicking 101.

The plot was tightly worked, very straightforward without much deviation from solving the crime. While Cullen's personal life has a larger role in the previous books, Sharon has only a small part in this one and even less about Bain. And really, there really isn't room for it in Windchill, it would've bogged down the story.

Although I confess, I missed Bain, the man everyone loves to hate.