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A review by ladyash8878
Real Murders by Charlaine Harris
3.0
I liked this book. Not as much as her Harper Connely book that I read but still very good.
Aurora Teagarden is your average librarian who is in a club called Real Murders where they talk about and discuss older true life murders like Lizzie Borden and the Wallace case. Little did she know that her life was about to change. Once you get the background info the book takes off from the first body sighting. Which is not very far into this book at all!
I have not read that many murder mystery books, but as of late have started slowly reading more of them. I only like them if they keep my guessing about who the murderer or murderers are. This book did that for me. I definetly did not see that murderer as the guilty party. That was a nice surrpise and made me appreciate the book even more. A very fast read but a nice change of pace from the usual.
Aurora Teagarden is your average librarian who is in a club called Real Murders where they talk about and discuss older true life murders like Lizzie Borden and the Wallace case. Little did she know that her life was about to change. Once you get the background info the book takes off from the first body sighting. Which is not very far into this book at all!
I have not read that many murder mystery books, but as of late have started slowly reading more of them. I only like them if they keep my guessing about who the murderer or murderers are. This book did that for me. I definetly did not see that murderer as the guilty party. That was a nice surrpise and made me appreciate the book even more. A very fast read but a nice change of pace from the usual.