Continues the plein air arts and St. Kilda Consulting saga. Better than earlier books in the series although I'm still not happy with a character whose aunt has just been murdered and her life threatened being so horny that she can't eat a meal with two men without being so sexually aroused she can't concentrate on the conversation. The characters tend to be a bit stereotyped, but still interesting. The themes of governments are helpless in the face of big-business-crime organizations and of crooked politicians fits my political views so I don't mind a bit of stereotyping of bad guys. about a 6 hour read