A Flicker of Doubt

I really like the candlemaking series. I recommend it to anyone wanting a fast, enjoyable read.

I feel this series is improving. The author can only fit in so much in a small paperback cozy, so here he concentrates on Harrison's relationship with Markum, as well as Sanora and Heather. I figured out the "primary" villain early on, but - quasi-spoiler alert - there's more than one. A minor point that registered with me (as a guy) was a customer assuming that Harrison worked for a female owner/manager, presumably because it was a craft shop. There had been another character who came in looking for his aunt, and had to be informed of her death, so it wasn't that kind of a mistake. In this installment, Myers introduces a couple of new characters, who are likely to be prominent in future stories, as well as having one (or two) likely to recede. Looking forward to the next one.