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" I enjoyed this book. I thought the characters were interesting, as was the story. It's especially enjoyable if you know P'Town well at all, as many of the places are recognizable (even if they masked by pseudonyms), as are the characters that populate the town. I'm looking forward to reading the next book(s) in the series. "

" Very fun read. Detective Frank Coffin moves from Baltimore to Provincetown and works to adjust to life there as a single man. Colorful characters and fun setting. "

" An easy, enjoyable summer read.....nothing brilliant or significant. Murder mystery set in Provincetown, MA with typical quirky (and almost too quirky) small town characters. "

" Nice twist and an interesting setting- made me laugh. "

" A great murder mystery, a fun location, interesting characters, and the man writes like a poet. Who could ask for more? I enjoyed the story immensely and even better, I loved how he phrases things. I was struck on several occasions by his choice of words. Looking forward to more by this author. "

" An auspicious beginning for first time novelist Jon Loomis. The setting is a small town on the Massachusetts Cape - the main character is a likeable and gritty detective who doesn't handle death very well. Other characters are memorable; the story keeps you guessing. "

" I head Jon Loomis on an NPR interview and liked the story of Det Frank Coffey. Lots of characters (most likeable) and the story moves along nicely. The ending came on a bit quickly- but enjoyed the book- two more in the series- "

" OK but someone will have to work harder to replace Philip R. Craig and his detective who lived on Martha's Vineyard. (Frank Coffin is a retired detective living on Cape Cod.) "

" Very well written. Jon is a UWEC professor who lived and worked in Provincetown, MA, i.e., P-town, the setting of the book. His colorful characters are drawn from the local population. "

" Good light hearted read, fun for the beach or casual vacation. "

" I enjoyed reading this book while I was visiting Provincetown but I'm not sure it would have had much appeal otherwise. "

" Mystery set in Provincetown. Decent light reading for vacation. "

" Good, basic mystery. Definitely well-written, although the story could have been more compelling. "

" reminded me of a 2002? book called "P-town" I read. Detective story set in P-town: drinking, sex, murder, drinking, sex, drinking, phobias, sex, drinking, murder, drinking...sounds like the cape to me. "

" More like 3.5. A little like Hiassen, but I think that's just because one always finds interesting people in small beach towns. Set on the Cape, and the atmosphere is good. Characters are very realistic. "

" I picked this mystery up at the library. The description of Provincetown, MA and people was more interesting than the actual mystery. It wasn't an outstanding read, but entertaining. "

" OK but someone will have to work harder to replace Philip R. Craig and his detective who lived on Martha's Vineyard. (Frank Coffin is a retired detective living on Cape Cod.) "

" Good, basic mystery. Definitely well-written, although the story could have been more compelling. "

" More like 3.5. A little like Hiassen, but I think that's just because one always finds interesting people in small beach towns. Set on the Cape, and the atmosphere is good. Characters are very realistic. "

" reminded me of a 2002? book called "P-town" I read. Detective story set in P-town: drinking, sex, murder, drinking, sex, drinking, phobias, sex, drinking, murder, drinking...sounds like the cape to me. "

" I picked this mystery up at the library. The description of Provincetown, MA and people was more interesting than the actual mystery. It wasn't an outstanding read, but entertaining. "

" Very well written. Jon is a UWEC professor who lived and worked in Provincetown, MA, i.e., P-town, the setting of the book. His colorful characters are drawn from the local population. "

" An auspicious beginning for first time novelist Jon Loomis. The setting is a small town on the Massachusetts Cape - the main character is a likeable and gritty detective who doesn't handle death very well. Other characters are memorable; the story keeps you guessing. "

" A great murder mystery, a fun location, interesting characters, and the man writes like a poet. Who could ask for more? I enjoyed the story immensely and even better, I loved how he phrases things. I was struck on several occasions by his choice of words. Looking forward to more by this author. "