The Wolf...and the Weasel...are back. And, of course, their sadistic methods of murder, zamochit, and sexual deviancy are on full display from almost page one. The plot, however, is full of more holes than a sinking ship. Although I read this book in a few days(it is no doubt a page-turner), it wasn't nearly as suspenseful or enjoyable as The Big Bad Wolf.Not helping matters, the dreadfully abrupt ending proves painfully anticlimactic and rings hollow. This is nothing short of formula-driven and was without a doubt written under the pressure of a submission deadline undoubtedly pushed by JP's publisher. It shows.