Seamus Caron is a private detective who has an in everywhere because of his shady past. His bff is Sandra Blair a homicide detective with the Toronto Police.
This book is very well paced and has interesting turns which keep you reading. I enjoy a morally grey character every once in a while and Seamus is delightful in his own way.
I also really enjoyed the friendship between Seamus and Sandra. I think the two characters were very well fleshed out. However I think that his assistant Maxwell could’ve used more fleshing out. Unfortunately the title of the book does not make sense until super late in the story.
Still I would absolutely read another book in this series.

Angelhunting was an interesting story. Seamus Caron is a rather colorful and amusing character, with a proficiency for physical violence. His new secretary, Maxwell, is a fitting sidekick. The story has murder, revenge, the Mob, a deadly new drug, poisoning, turf wars, corruption, etc. The plot has some pretty good twists. And the story ends with the mysterious adversary, the Angel Maker, reaching out to Seamus directly, setting up a sequel.

I really enjoyed reading this book, it had that mystery element that I was looking for and enjoyed figuring out what was going on in this world. The characters were everything that I was looking for and worked in the world that was going on. Ji Hong Sayo has a strong writing style and am excited for more.

Review: Ruh roh, theres a new sheriff in town and the name is Sayo. This was REALLY GOOD. I mean this author can write from all angles. Character development, BANG! Intricate and well paced story line, BANG! All interleaved into a well crafted presentation, DOUBLE BANG!

Seamus is a fun and not so fun guy to be around yet gets down and dirty with the detecting from the onset. His sidekick was an awesome addition and enhanced every scene. The mystery is easy to solve early on. I am also a bit confused about how an old lady can stuff a man through an HVAC conduit far enough down to turn a corner.

Get this and wait patiently for the next...

4.9/5