What did Cynthia facing constant danger do for the book?

[Fentymak]

She was a clown and inconsistent in her decision making.

[Nathaniel Sarah]

Perhaps the writer sought to create a clever figure who was yet fragile enough to be in such danger.

[bello ollie seven]

I would argue that placing the main character in almost continual peril would be intriguing, I was never emotionally invested in Cynthia. In my opinion, the female protagonist ought to have a sensible and strong character, especially in light of her line of work.

[Mercylib]

I always find it frustrating when lead characters (of either gender) just fall from one danger to another without any linkage in the storyline. It makes for a very disjointed and annoying read. No one's life is like that, so it makes it unrealistic as well as confusing about why this character seems to have a death-wish.

[Andrew Darlington]

Honestly I really do not know what to think in this case as I Found her character very underdeveloped. To a very insignificant extent, she added to the story.