This was pretty good, although I didn’t really care about any of the characters. I thought that Ken was pretty bland and his incessant reminding that he would have been much better off if he hadn’t done the right thing all the time, drove me crazy. I didn’t need to be told over and over what a great guy he was.

Myth was just the standard beautiful (of course), mysterious (of course), brilliant (of course) lawyer (of course). She didn’t mean much to me either. I was fully prepared for her to either be the villain or the saint. She turned out to be a manipulative saint. The real villain of the piece was Ken’s best friend. The same one who ‘stole’ Ken’s wife away from him. He helped the embezzler move the money.

The one interesting person was Hound Dog, a “scanner geek” who spends her nights trolling for interesting crimes to photograph. Other than the fact that she rode a Harley, she was likeable and interesting. Her boyfriend was shot in the course of events and when he was in the hospital and she was agonizing, it felt genuine and right. I was happy when he pulled through.