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Post after Post-Mortem is one of the weak novels of the Robert McDonald series. The mystery plot is good, but its execution is weak. The characters are intellectual snobs and unlikable. The pride of some of the characters soured the story. It's the Inspector McDonald, his subordinates, and their commitment to do justice for the dead what kept me going.

The story was slow. It didn't have the usual action-packed, drive-on mode. It took some willpower to keep going, for the characters irritated me. I was reading this in the midst of my semester assignments for my MA and wasn't in a tolerant mood. :) However, it is absolutely impossible not to like Lorac's writing and our good old Inspector McDonald who admirably demonstrated his humane side.

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