I enjoyed this book. It kept my interest with the first person narrative of a "murder suspect" and let us with a cliffhanger. I'm looking forward to reading the next book in the series. ( )

Murder

2.5 Stars ( )

Tandy Angel and her three brothers are unnaturally gifted—they’re also the prime suspects when their parents are found dead in their penthouse. Emma Galvin narrates in a rapid, even voice that accentuates Tandy’s intelligence, focus, and flat affect. Galvin softens her tone in periodic confessionals in which Tandy addresses the listener, relating troubling gaps in her own memory as well as the secrets behind her family’s success. Affairs, shady business dealings, and hidden motives emerge as Tandy investigates her parents’ murder, reconstructs her fractured past, and begins to reconnect to emotions she’d thought she’d lost forever. ( )

I listened to this book with my 12-year-old, and we both enjoyed it. He was bothered by the breaking of the fourth wall, the way Tandy, the narrator, would address the reader (listener) directly, but, other than that, we liked it. And he was very glad that he doesn't have Malcolm and Maude Angel for parents. ;) ( )