A review by cynpra1520
Death Going Down by María Angélica Bosco

4.0

I got this book because the author was referred to as the Argentinian Agatha Christie. I can see how she merited the comparison. The one issue I had with the book is that members of the investigating team wander in and out of the story but only some merit any time spent on developing them so I was never sure of who reported to who and why some of them were involved. I think a brief introduction to the Argentinian justice system would have helped. Note that this author pulled off this story in 160 pages so it succinct.