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bikes_books_yarn's review
4.0
The 5th book in the Loon Lake Fishing Mystery Series.
Retired dentist Dr. Paul Osbourne is looking forward to a little fishing time with his crush chief of police Lew Ferris - instead they get called out to a snowmobile accident scene that turns out to be no accident (the legs are missing from both the snowmobilers!) and the death of a local stripclubs bartender as well! With the help of Dr. Paul's neighbor Ray they slowly unravel the murders.
Another enjoyable read from Victoria Houston!
Retired dentist Dr. Paul Osbourne is looking forward to a little fishing time with his crush chief of police Lew Ferris - instead they get called out to a snowmobile accident scene that turns out to be no accident (the legs are missing from both the snowmobilers!) and the death of a local stripclubs bartender as well! With the help of Dr. Paul's neighbor Ray they slowly unravel the murders.
Another enjoyable read from Victoria Houston!
reneesmith's review
4.0
Enjoyable characters & a tight, "page-turning" mystery.
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abibliofob's review
3.0
Dead Hot Mama by Victoria Houston is another enjoyable murder myster. This time it revolves around ice fishing, snowmobiles and organdonations. Yes I know, not the usual combination but bad acts happens all year round in Loon Lake.
nursenell's review
5.0
The 5th book in the Loon Laky Mystery series was good, and one of the victims was a snowmobiler from Tomahawk. The mystery part of the book was good, and I also learned more than I previously knew about allograft tissue and their harvesting, a field wide open for abuse. Very interesting.
tunesmithnw's review
3.0
This one was a bit more interesting than the others because of the subject content. After reading the book I understand where the title came from, but I think the author could have come up with something better suited to the plot.
For me personally, these books are mind candy. They are mysteries that don't require a lot of thinking. I read them in between other books. That is not to say they aren't good, but they aren't on the same level as Paul Doiron's Mike Bowditch series or Kreuger's Cork O'Conner series. They are more like Nick Russell's Big Lake series.
For me personally, these books are mind candy. They are mysteries that don't require a lot of thinking. I read them in between other books. That is not to say they aren't good, but they aren't on the same level as Paul Doiron's Mike Bowditch series or Kreuger's Cork O'Conner series. They are more like Nick Russell's Big Lake series.
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