Slow Burn by Andrew Welsh-Huggins

Posted on June 22, 2015 by pagesofjulia

Brisk pacing and a complex plot make this mystery novel a juicy, satisfying thriller.

Slow Burn follows Fourth Down and Out as the second Andy Hayes mystery by Andrew Welsh-Huggins. Private Investigator Andy is struggling in both his personal and professional lives when the grandmother of a convicted arsonist/murderer contacts him with a request to clear her grandson, who confessed to the crime. The case looks like a loser, which makes it about right for Andy. This fast-paced, complex mystery will satisfy genre fans, while spotlighting its Columbus, Ohio setting.

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This review was published in the Summer 2015 issue of ForeWord Reviews.

My rating: 7 book dedications.

Filed under: book reviews | Tagged: ForeWord Reviews, mystery, thriller |

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