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A review by fasmina
An A-List for Death by Pamela Hart
5.0
So this is the second book I have read by Pamela Hart and I must say that, she knows how to write a good mystery. This is in similar fashion to her first book, Digging Up Dirt, although with less of a political backdrop and more of a celebrity kind.
Poppy is at the residential gardens trying to help her aunt Mary after her surgery, when she asks her to check in with Daisy, the famous Daisy of Daisy-Chains. When Poppy finds Daisy in a pool of blood in her own bathroom, she rushes her to the hospital, and gets herself tangled up in a messy family-celebrity-money scandal. Daisy is the mother of famous singer Nathan Castle and Poppy goes into the chains of Celeb Gossip when someone spots her with Nathan. While donning a wig and avoiding paparazzi, she tries to help her aunt and her friend and tries to understand whether Daisy fell or was attacked.
This is a small book, although it has a lot of subplots. It’s easy to read and follow and will definitely grab the interest from the first few chapters. Although there are some cameos from the first book by the author, this can easily be read as a stand-alone. I loved the references the book made to news reporting, celebrity gossiping and even to the whole scandals celebrities walk through in their daily lives.
Poppy McGowan will be,from now on, my favourite heroine! And Pamela Hart will be an autobuy author for me!
Poppy is at the residential gardens trying to help her aunt Mary after her surgery, when she asks her to check in with Daisy, the famous Daisy of Daisy-Chains. When Poppy finds Daisy in a pool of blood in her own bathroom, she rushes her to the hospital, and gets herself tangled up in a messy family-celebrity-money scandal. Daisy is the mother of famous singer Nathan Castle and Poppy goes into the chains of Celeb Gossip when someone spots her with Nathan. While donning a wig and avoiding paparazzi, she tries to help her aunt and her friend and tries to understand whether Daisy fell or was attacked.
This is a small book, although it has a lot of subplots. It’s easy to read and follow and will definitely grab the interest from the first few chapters. Although there are some cameos from the first book by the author, this can easily be read as a stand-alone. I loved the references the book made to news reporting, celebrity gossiping and even to the whole scandals celebrities walk through in their daily lives.
Poppy McGowan will be,from now on, my favourite heroine! And Pamela Hart will be an autobuy author for me!