The Semester of Our Discontent by Cynthia KuhnMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Lila Maclean is one of my new favorite detectives. She's smart, she works hard, and she just solves a crime when it's needed.
Just hired into the English department of a recognized university, Lila stumbles unto a murder, and then into another...
Even if it were not hard enough to adapt to a new job, new colleagues, new town, new students, now she has to deal with murder. And with being a suspect and then trying to get her cousin out of jail when she, in turn, is arrested for the murders.
And who thought Academia was a quiet place? How those teachers complain, gossip and bad mouth their peers is beyond my understanding... but completely true.
This book is extremely well written, very well paced, and the characters are great! Likable, human, real. And for once, it's so nice to read a book without any foul language, sex, violence, etc!
Waiting anxiously for Book 2 in series!
I received an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.
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