This third book in The Thursday Murder Club series started slowly, but picked up and I ended up enjoying it quite a bit. Towards the end, I couldn’t put it down. And surprisingly, it wasn’t the human interactions but the mystery itself that intrigued me. The human interactions are very nice, but they are becoming a bit repetitive. Osman is quite clever in continuously introducing new characters. I do think that I will enjoy Victor, the former KGB chief and good friend of Elizabeth’s. I also like that the book ended by pointing out that in the end, it’s the people we know that matters in life.
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