"Unimaginative plot and tiresome writing leave the reader stranded at sea. After 28 novels (Divas, Inc., 2004, etc.), maybe Hill just has no more tricks up her sleeve."
A couple of seasoned con artists tackle their toughest challenge to date.
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"Squeaky-clean and wholesome, without a hint of sex, sass, or flava."
Hill (An Ordinary Woman, 2002, etc.) skips the earnest inner-city dramas this time around and has a little fun—but just a little.
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In this rousing cousin to Kipling's Captains Courageous, a teenage Boston dandy catches up on life lessons when he is consigned to a lifesaving station on Cape Cod.
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"There's rough justice in the academic murders: better perish than publish such charmless stuff."
Actually murder midtown, since Fuller College seems a dead ringer for Hunter, home to children's author Hill, who wields the conventions of the academic whodunit—who killed sarcastic, philandering Paul Baskin (Sociology) and stuffed his body into the cafeteria trash?— with a torpid hand.
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