When I read the excerpt for this book the protagonist, P.I. Mary Cooper, indicated that she believed in using humor to unite rather than her uncle's use of sarcasm to hurt. When her uncle, a professional comedian, is murdered, Mary is determined to solve the case. Along the way she discovers just how many people have been hurt by her uncle's sharp tongue. For me the disappointing part was I expected to see more of Mary's use of positive humor; instead, she often resorted to her uncle's tactics of hurtful sarcasm. It was only an okay read. 151 pages.
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Death by Sarcasm by Dani Amore
When I read the excerpt for this book the protagonist, P.I. Mary Cooper, indicated that she believed in using humor to unite rather than her uncle's use of sarcasm to hurt. When her uncle, a professional comedian, is murdered, Mary is determined to solve the case. Along the way she discovers just how many people have been hurt by her uncle's sharp tongue. For me the disappointing part was I expected to see more of Mary's use of positive humor; instead, she often resorted to her uncle's tactics of hurtful sarcasm. It was only an okay read. 151 pages.
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