Tess is so irritating. Does she need to prove something, or make herself seem important? Is she competing with Logan? She wanders alone into dangerous places, playing detective. She learns important info and doesn't tell Logan, her detective friend. They went together to the hospital hoping to find out who the murder victim had been visiting, and yet when Tess later discovers that it was his former business partner, she keeps that info all to herself entirely. Nor does she tell Logan what she later learns about another potential suspect, Jessie. Tess comes across to me as nosy and needy, not a busy crossword editor who occasionally is helpful in police investigations.
On the upside, I was interested in the premise - computer versus organic brain in solving nuanced puzzles. I was also interested in the privacy invasion aspects of the government deal.
On the upside, I was interested in the premise - computer versus organic brain in solving nuanced puzzles. I was also interested in the privacy invasion aspects of the government deal.