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Murder, She Wrote: Nashville Noir (2010)

by Jessica Fletcher(Favorite Author)

3.81 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Fiction

publisher

NAL

series

Murder, She Wrote

review 1: Another enjoyable read in my favourite cozy mystery series. Jessica Fletcher once again involves us in an interesting murder mystery. I like how this series takes us to different parts of the United States and sometimes the world and provides us with insights into different cultures or occupations. This time, the focus is on the country music industry in Nashville and some of the less glamorous and savory aspects of it. I always enjoy travelling along with Jessica and watching her at work solving mysteries.
review 2: oh jessica, where did we go wrong? it's not just the stetson hat.ours was a relationship built on mutual love and affection. you were like the childless grandmother i always wished i had. then, they sold the rights to your stories to a man whos... moree name makes me giggle. here's part of the problem: mr. bain is as comfortable inside a woman's head as elizabeth hasselbeck is at the democratic national convention. he eliminates some of the strife by assuming the persona of a septuagenarian mystery writer whose libido has shriveled up many moons ago; however, when jessica must interact with members of the opposing gender she gets all type A and stand-offish. laura mulvey would rant about the spectacle of the male gaze or gender masquerade, i'll settle for something more simple. the difference between an author who comfortably writes from the female perspective and this one is huge.oh and the murderer is so easy to spot you'll get sort of pissed that it's taking jessica so long to get her act together and solve it. less

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