I love all of SJ Rozan's books, particularly the Lydia Chin ones. This is no exception. It was a really fun story, a Chinese version of Leverage (the TV series). And once again, I'm craving Chinese food, which only happens when I read these books. ( )

This book reminded me of the film Chan is Missing. Both the book and the film's plot center around for a Chinese person who never appears. The missing artist in the book Ghost Hero Chun is the Tupac of contemporary Chinese art. He is supposed to be dead but there are rumors of new paintings turning up, so the search continues. There is witty dialogue but not enough to keep my interest in a dragging plot line about a dead artist. ( )

sometimes you can tell when a writer is getting tired of a series. that was this one. it was too easy to pick out who did what. ( )

Rozan didn't do well on the plot. The investigation is about a rumor. ( )

loved this as much for Lydia Chin as the narrator, as for the craft of the mystery ( )