Candyland

Rating:
Summary: Not too bad /nothing special
Review: Well having read the first part, I expected to find some
excitement in the second part , such as Thorpe's struggle
to prove he was not the murderer, Thorpe's getting arrested
or questioned , etc. It turned out to be the fact that the
guy never knew there was a crime, or that he was a suspect.
Thus I sort of failed to understand why the two parts connected
to each other. The second part could have made a story without the first part. Although I like crime novels in which cops are guilty,this one is very ordinary - compared to 87th presinct. Three stars - only for the sake of McBain's writing skills.