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Deep Fried Homicide (2014)

by Jessica Beck(Favorite Author)

3.9 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Fiction

publisher

Cozy Publishing; 1 edition

series

Donut Shop Mystery

review 1: Lol, I just made a joke about how this book is a shot in the arm (Jake gets shot in the arm in this book) but apart from that I've little to report here. Credit to Jessica Beck for working - my cynical self would say plagiarize - his butt off and trying something new. The trouble with this entry in the Donut Shop mystery is that untold harm has already been done to the stagnant and eerie, happily creepy characters. One half decent story will not alter the nefarious turn that the author chose for his creation. I gave this book a rating it deserves, rather than a rating I liked. Keep that in mind. Bye.
review 2: I love this series, and in this one, it was actually ok that there wasn't a murder for Suzanne to investigate. The storyline was a good one, however, my ... morecomments are geared toward the writing style. Less than halfway through this book, I wanted to throw it through the window with the author's choice style of writing. For example, those of us invested in this series all know that Jake is Suzanne's boyfriend, but the author kept referring to him as "my boyfriend". Sentences would go like, "Jake was still asleep on the couch so I went to talk to the Chief." Then she'll go outside and something happens and she runs into the house and you see something like this, "I went in the house to check on Jake, and was happy to see that my boyfriend was still asleep." This grated on my nerves after awhile. If you can put that aside, the story is great and something very special happens at the end. less

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