Colleen Shogan

3.5 stars (rating shown may differ depending on review site).

This was on the sale shelf at the library and sounded interesting. I liked the Library of Congress setting idea. I did not guess "whodunit" but that is my norm so your experience may vary.

What I liked:
*Learning about some areas of Washington D.C. that I might not have known about if I hadn't read this book.
*The friendship between Meg and Kit and the closeness of Kit, Doug, Sebastian, Lisa, Trevor, and Meg (and Clarence and Murphy).
*The comedic scene with the two dogs fighting over the barbecue leftovers.

What I didn't like:
*The plot seemed plodding at times.… (altro)

Congressional staffer Kit Marshall is excited to attend a history event at the Library of Congress. When a senior librarian is dead, Kit is picked to help solve the murder even though her husband is one of the suspects. I found this book very informational regarding the ins and outs of Washington politics. The plot was thin and the various scenes were mundane and forgettable. This is my first time reading this author's work. While it may appeal to lots of readers, I prefer books with more twists and turns.… (altro)