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Organized For Murder (2014)

by Ritter Ames(Favorite Author)

3.85 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

History & Biography

publisher

Gemma Halliday Publishing

series

Organized Mysteries

review 1: What an enjoyable book!!! There is a combination of humor,murder, suspense, greed, deceit, family and personal values. Add a touch of romance to make this a pleasurable, fast paced adventure with tons of suspects. These suspects are all colorful in their individual ways.Kate McKenzie is a professional expert in the organizingbusiness. Her husband is an ex-goalie who is now a sports anchor. They are parents of twin 6 year old girls. They have justmoved to a small town in Vermont.This is the first in a new series by Ritter Ames. The charactersare involved in a puzzling plot that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the end.The beginning of each chapter and the end of the book offer a lists of helpful organizational tips. Looking forward to the nextbook in the seri... morees.
review 2: Kate McKenzie and her husband, Keith, along with their twin six year old daughters, move to his small hometown in Vermont. Keith’s hockey career has come to an end, but he’s starting over as a sports anchor for a small radio station. Kate has her own career to take care of and she has come up with the perfect business idea. She’s a pro at organization, so she puts her skills to good use by forming a new company, Stacked in Your Favor.Starting a new business isn’t easy, but she manages to get a wealthy client, Amelia Nethercutt, and things start looking up. Then, the rest of the Nethercutt family interfere and Kate isn’t so sure she wants to continue with this job. Talk about a dysfunctional family, the Nethercutts are that and much more.As it turns out, the decision is out of Kate’s hands when Amelia is found dead. To make matters worse, Kate’s fingerprints are all over the crime scene making her the main suspect. Not only does Kate want to save her company, but she wants to save herself from a life in prison. With the help of a new friend, Meg, they begin their own investigation and are continually surprised to find out what’s going on in the Nethercutt mansion.This is an entertaining new series with a unique theme – organizing. I love organizational tips (even though I very rarely follow them), so I really enjoyed the ones that were mixed in throughout the book. There was one chapter, though, which I thought delved into the organizational information a bit too much, but overall I thought it was quite informative. Almost like getting a cozy mystery and an organizer in one book.The characters are well developed and I thought Kate handled investigating in a methodical way, which fit her character perfectly. Her friend, Meg, is a great sidekick for her. These two kept getting themselves into all kinds of crazy situations and I hope to see more of that in future books.As for the storyline, I was totally on the wrong track of who the killer was. I kept changing my mind as I tried to follow along with Kate’s investigating skills. I thought this was a fun book to read and a great start to the series.FTC Disclosure: The author provided me with a copy of this book to review for this blog tour. This did not influence my thoughts and opinions in any way. All opinions expressed are my own. less

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