Brian Greiner

This is an enjoyable read for those who like stories that unfold at a gentle pace. Not that it is slow, but rather it is a comfortable amble compared to the galloping pace that so many stories have.

I enjoy books that expose me to new sorts of things, and this book satisfied that itch very nicely. It offers a fascinating insight into the world of funeral homes, and what it takes to work successfully in that industry. A nice change is that unlike a lot of mystery novels, the central characters work very well with the authorities. Who are competent and caring, by the way. Again, a nice change.

My biggest disappointment with the book was that it ended before the mystery was entirely solved. However, it *is* the first of a series, so I await the sequel with anticipation.