A LINE TO KILL by Anthony Horowitz

A LINE TO KILL by Anthony Horowitz I’m still not sure how I feel about the conceit of the author writing himself as the main character of the book. I wasn’t pleased with it the first time Horowitz used it and I haven’t changed my mind. That said, the mystery is a good one. Stuck on a tiny island for a literary event the main characters are not really appropriate for, they wonder why they were invited. When feuds break out among the town folk over a power line, the invitees get into squabble mode and start bickering among themselves. With no escape from the island, murder shows up. Clues abound, but the solution is difficult to discern. DANGER is everywhere! 4 of 5 stars