Lis Wiehl's first attempt at fiction scores big with "Face of Betrayal" which is part 'Charlie's Angels' and part public service announcement woven together into a dramatic murder mystery storyline. Using three women (whose friendships with each other are somewhat complicated) to solve a complex mystery, Wiehl keeps you guessing throughout the story. The senator? The homeless man? The childhood friend? Wiehl refreshingly selected Portland, OR as the location for her political murder mystery. Anyone familiar with Portland will recognize the locations and neighborhoods depicted in this great NW city. Perhaps there will be a whole series created based on these characters and on Portland. I read it on my Kindle2 with my wife reading it over my shoulder and then recommended it to a flight attendant! If you like John Grisham, Vince Flynn, or Margaret Truman you will enjoy Lis Wiehl's contribution to the murder-mystery genre.Thursday, April 30, 2009
Face of Betrayal – A Review
Lis Wiehl's first attempt at fiction scores big with "Face of Betrayal" which is part 'Charlie's Angels' and part public service announcement woven together into a dramatic murder mystery storyline. Using three women (whose friendships with each other are somewhat complicated) to solve a complex mystery, Wiehl keeps you guessing throughout the story. The senator? The homeless man? The childhood friend? Wiehl refreshingly selected Portland, OR as the location for her political murder mystery. Anyone familiar with Portland will recognize the locations and neighborhoods depicted in this great NW city. Perhaps there will be a whole series created based on these characters and on Portland. I read it on my Kindle2 with my wife reading it over my shoulder and then recommended it to a flight attendant! If you like John Grisham, Vince Flynn, or Margaret Truman you will enjoy Lis Wiehl's contribution to the murder-mystery genre.
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