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Murder Most Lovely
by Deanna Wadsworth, Hank Edwards
I thought this was a lot of fun, a bit silly without being over the top. I particularly like that these were real men, not ripped to hell and back pieces of physical perfection. Jazz carried a bit of weight, and Michael was fussy and picky, and talked like an old man. It took me awhile to warm up to Michael, but once I got some of his backstory, it made sense. No one wanted to be friends with the mortician's kid, so he seemed to spend most of his time with his father and grandfather.
I enjoyed the mystery, I didn't figure it out until the very end, although I never thought it was any of the numerous red herrings, either. Maybe I'm just no good at mysteries anymore? Anyway, I'll probably be reading this next book in the series, when I'm in the mood for something light, but not pure romantic fluff.
I enjoyed the mystery, I didn't figure it out until the very end, although I never thought it was any of the numerous red herrings, either. Maybe I'm just no good at mysteries anymore? Anyway, I'll probably be reading this next book in the series, when I'm in the mood for something light, but not pure romantic fluff.