Heather's review
Past Perfect: A Novel
by Susan Isaacs
Heather's review
Past Perfect: A Novel by Susan Isaacs
Heather's review
rating:
bookshelves:
mysteries
recommended for: Lovers of spy novels, chic lit
Katie Schottland was unjustly fired from the CIA 15 years ago. A call from a former acquaintance at the agency starts her on a search for the reason why she had lost her job and clues point to shady dealings back when East Germany fell.
A fun read - the main character is gutsy and is upfront about her failings. She's not one for self-analysis but she can see herself when others point out her flaws. The plot took a while to get going and the character's motivation in investigating her past is shaky not just to the other characters but to the reader as well.
A fun read - the main character is gutsy and is upfront about her failings. She's not one for self-analysis but she can see herself when others point out her flaws. The plot took a while to get going and the character's motivation in investigating her past is shaky not just to the other characters but to the reader as well.
