So this is the second book in the dead bank diary
series. I wanted to give the series another chance even though the first
book was a struggle at times to read. I think with this book the author
redeemed the series. I was able to follow along and even though there are
still sentence structure errors throughout the whole book, they are not as
distracting (or I simply got used to them) as they were in the first book.
The story follows Anna the "middleman" and her new
companion Marc as they try to unravel the mystery of who tried to break into
Illya's bank, as well as what they were trying to do there. The emphasis
on financial information was less pronounced than in the first book and there
was more intrigue and mystery and “who dun it”, which I think helped make this
book more interesting to me and easier to read. If you didn't read the first
book you can jump right in here, there is a little over view in the
beginning that will help you figure out who is who.
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