" Really dull. It's a humourous mystery but it's neither funny enough to be humour nor mysterious enough to be mystery. The main character investigates a disappearance that may be linked to the holocaust survivors. The holocaust pretty much gets used as lurid horror fodder. It's use in this book is salacious, pandering and cheap. Nothing rings with emotional reality, not even a humourous emotional reality. The story rises and falls on its only real creation, the self-centred hypochondriac protagonist, who, if like me, you don't really come to like, this book makes for a long slog indeed. The 'reveal' of the mystery manages at once to be both ludicrous and predictable. By the time I got round to it I was only half paying attention. In short, this is supermarket fiction, and not even very good supermarket fiction at that. If you are even just looking for something as light as read for the beach, this will still disappoint you. It's boring, pick something else. "
— Elizabeth, 1/16/2014