Dad's Reviews > Outfoxed

David Rosenfelt scored a big hit with this his 14th Andy Carpenter novel. He finally focused on his characters, particularly Andy, and didn't stretch the bounds of credibility by weaving in unbelievable stories about his dogs.

This was a good murder mystery with fair plot shifts and decoys so the story was enjoyable---and yes, he wrote enough about Tara, Boomer, and Sebastian to convince me of his love for the four legged friends. After having concerns about David's focus after his last few books, great to see he still retains his touch. Great summer read and ideal for the daily bus ride.

One aside, this is the first book I've read of the Carpenter series since I've come to enjoy listening to them on audio books--it was hard not "hearing" Andy's voice and sarcastic wit but even going old school, it was a treat.