Liam Moiser

Even reading this as an adult in my 30’s, this reminded me quite a bit of the mystery books that I would often read as a child. It is a little over 100 pages, so it wasn’t a long read at all. I can definitely tell that other books are meant to follow this one, as it ends very abruptly. However, that just made me want to read the rest of the books in the series. It was well-written and I think that it would appeal to curious children who are looking for a good mystery involving peers of their own age group.… (meer)

This is a definite improvement on an earlier book by this author. The story was captivating at times with just about the right amount of suspense for the young audience it is aimed at. There is still some work to be done by the author to hone his writing skills particularly regarding dialogue but I can see great potential. As with the last book I read, I am confused about the time period the novel is set in. Definitely pre-digital but some things don't add up for me. I am grateful to Liam for sending me a signed copy after he found out I had not received a copy of a previous book under the Early Reviewers scheme. It would be good to see a series of books with the same characters so that they could be developed more which is impossible in such a short book.… (meer)