This book sports a dry humour that’s a lot of fun to read. The self-important unreliable narrator is incredibly well done, and makes for an unusual and fun narrative arc. I’m not a big fan of mysteries, so I wasn’t all that interested in who murdered whom, and more with the snark in the meantime (which, I suppose, is just as intended). At times, the intentional tediousness of the narrator grated a bit, because I had been dealing with people who were somewhat similar while reading the book β which also made me appreciate the dry meta commentary a lot.

Thus Was Adonis Murdered
author: | Sarah Caudwell (1981) |
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series: | Hilary Tamar #1 |
date read: | 2019-12-19 |
pages: | 314 |
rating: | β β β β β |