A woman just bought a
fixer-upper house and gets close with her realtor. Who would’ve thought that a
woman would meet her crush window shopping? An overworked mother and wife gets
a nice holiday surprise.
Sweet and lovely holiday
stories!
Rating:
4 stars
Lucy Stone was working her
night job when she stumbled across a suicide in the parking lot. But Lucy
didn’t really thing the death was a suicide.
The narrative was nice and
easy, but slow. Spent too much time on the rat race of Christmas and not enough
time on the mystery. It was an okay read, but I just expected more of it.
Rating:
3 stars
Rating: 2 stars
It all started with the
discovery of two hands on the beach with one of them wearing the ring of
Allie’s brother. Who did these hands belong to and why did they have his old
class ring? The mystery was set and lured you in right away.
This story was told in the POV
of Blake and Arianna. Unfortunately, these characters weren’t very interesting
on this case. Basically, we had a lawyer and a medical examiner. In the first
book, we had Allie as the chief of police, which made more sense in solving a
crime. It didn’t take long for me to lose interest with this. Just too boring!
Rating:
2 stars
This one didn’t quite grab me
at the beginning with all the “coming out” talk, which was very dull. I was
like, c’mon, get to it already! Unfortunately, it didn’t get any better as you
read on. The whole thing was just so boring! It had me yawning the whole time.
Just too boring!
Rating:
1 star
