Started #HyggeHourReadathon early tonight- plan to walk near sunset when it‘s cooler. Looks like Poe read himself to sleep! 😂😂#catsoflitsy
There lies an empty bowl that once had peach crisp with whipped cream. Poe likes to lick the whipped cream when i am done. 🍑 🐈😺
panThis is the second book in the series. The MCs feel predictable and a little annoying.
Plot by anarchists to set off a bomb some where at some time during the 1893 world fair in Chicago. That however feels like background to all the other things going on in the book. It feels a little chaotic. It‘s not hard to follow and not difficult to figure out. A lot of unnecessary other going on. I don‘t know if the series is long, I‘m done though.
2.8⭐️
Started this yesterday. It is the second book in the series. I have a weird obsession with the 1893 World‘s Fair in Chicago and it has nothing to do with the H.H. Holmes connection.
This story has nothing to do with Holmes either.
So far not too bad. At times the narrator is a bit annoying and the story feels a bit long at times.
pickThe writing is more assured, the characters more developed and the mystery a little more complex and interesting all of which makes this second book in the Jim Agnihotri series a better read than the Edgar nominated first book. This one sees Jim and Diana, newly married and living in Boston, head to Chicago to investigate a murder in 1893 during the World‘s Fair. An entertaining read by an author who is improving in their craft with each new book.
pickThis follow-up to March‘s debut, MURDER IN OLD BOMBAY, opens with Jim & Diana in their new home in Boston. Still working as a detective, Jim leaves for a case in Chicago. After weeks without word, Diana leaves to find her husband-& help solve the mystery of why so many explosives are being sent to the city while it hosts the World‘s Fair! The plot moves slowly, but this is well-researched & interesting. Today‘s readers will see modern parallels!
Peril at the Exposition: A Mystery | 
