The woman who disappeared,written review by Boboxonov Olim This is a interesting book in special for who is learning english as a second language. The vocabulary used by the author is good and easy to understand

The woman who disappeared,written review by Boboxonov Olim This is a interesting book in special for who is learning english as a second language. The vocabulary used by the author is good and easy to understand.Talking about the story, is about a classic private eye passionate for solve mysteries. For solve this mystery Lenny Samuel didn't save effort and confusions. This story contains everything that a good mystery story have to have like a blond and beatiful woman, criminals, action and an old grey Chrysler =) The so called private detective the story is good but actually there're some things that I didn't like about it. First of all, the character of the private eye, Lenny Samuel. I do believe that one of the things that a private detective should have is smartness and quick thinking. Lenny Samuel was not smart at all. On the contrary, his mind was a bit limited. Plus he had a weak memory. When he was caught for Benny Greep's murder and brought to the police station, he could not remember important issues related to the case he was working on. That is not good for a private eye. Also, he used to mention some details which were not important at all like the complete description of his office.
Conclusion
I liked the trick that Elaine Garfield made up to protect herself and I liked the serious way she was treating Samuel. I didn't like the villans of course, the red haird man and tall one with the hat.
I would have liked the story more if it was a little more mysterious.