Official Review: Broken Inn by A.W. Baldwin

[María Andrea Fernández Sepúlveda]

Though what you call a "lack of sideshows" seems like an interesting narrative device to keep the reader turning pages, I can't stand books that lack character development. That's why reviews like yours are so important. Thank you.

[Leen282]

Why does Hailey have this hunch that Burke is linked to the murders? I am curious to find out, and since I enjoy mystery and murder books I am not discouraged by the lack of character development.

[Aan Granados]

I am familiar with the character of Relic since I have read another book by this author. I am sure I am going to enjoy this. Thanks for your review.

[Ailakhu Yusau Aizhebiomon]

This is obviously one of the most interesting reviews I have read in recent time. I am certainly going to do this book to my bookshelf. Congratulation on being the BOTD!

[John Arun Kumar]

Sampling the book, Relic's ordeal with flash floods and survival gripped me wanting to read on. A W Baldwin has written well, well-designed and fitting the murder mystery genre. Your book review is neat and interesting not giving away the plot. Good work!

[Adekunle Adekoya]

Judging from this review, Broken inn should be a good read for lovers of crime fiction. Realising the author didn't really dig deep into the characters' background has kind of put me off though, a lack of that flaw is what makes Nora Robert's books exceptional.

[Timothy Rucinski]

I'm a bit confused how the reviewer indicates that this is a masterpiece yet awards only 3 out of 4 stars. I'll be taking a pass on this as this book is part of a series and I'm not in the market for a series at the moment, even though I realize that the Relic books are quite good. From previous reviews of Mr. Baldwin's books, I know that these are terrific mysteries and I applaud Mr. Baldwin for consistently earning BOTD honors.

[Eunice Geres]

The cover of this book is fantastic. I would read it because of that. The blurb delivered enough to pique my interest, but the sample is the one that got me. The book started great. It was thrilling; the writing was excellent. I already love Relic.

[Michael Jerry_]

taking the road less traveled is bad enough, but witnessing a murder is another ball game all together. Hailey could definitely be better off.

[Asma Aisha Ansari]

For me, the character development part in any novel is a very important aspect. Because of the lack of character development in this book, I'm hesitant to give this book a try. But I like the plot of this book. I'm sure many readers will love this book.
Thanks for this amazing review.

[Hunter Tester]

Sounds like an exciting book packed full of action!! It’s also interesting to combine a desert with a murder as well. It seems like a book I may enjoy.

[asteel18]

That's unfortunate about the character development. I might give it a shot anyway because the plot sounds interesting. Thanks for the review.

[Mtibza eM]

I love fast paced boom with suspense. And I don't know why she wouldn't want to report the murder to the authorities.

[Abi McCoy]

How awesome that the author was so aptly able to portray suspense that you got anxious! And very cool that the book brings up ecosystem preservation in a meaningful way. Too bad that the character development lagged behind, though. Thank you for your review!

[MysticSpade]

I love, love, love, LOVE a face paced story! Especially for reading. It makes me sad that there's not character development though. And I might be a little biased to the name Carol since it's my Mom's