WHAT FANS ARE SAYING...
I enjoyed the 4th book in the Jillian Bradley Mystery Series. It was
suspenseful and entertaining at the same time. She does, however, go a
little overboard on her dog "Teddy" but as she said he is like her
child.
Even though I had an inkling who the murderer was, I never
guessed how it was being done or why. He was a genius but had slipped
over the line between genius and insanity.
Generally after a few
books in a series, a writer can get repetitive and boring but all these
stories are different. Maybe she mAy reflect on something that had
happened the last time they were together or in a tight spot but not
enough to get annoying.
I think they are finally getting their
proofreading problems fixed. Maybe the next book will be totally
without errors. These books are great.
June 10, 2013
This review is from: Murder in Half Moon Bay (Jillian Bradley Mysteries, No. 1) (Kindle Edition)
Wonderful reading. Great characters and beautiful Half Moon Bay. I spent
a number of years taking my dogs to that very special beach. Lots of
twists and turns. Looking forward to the next book. Interesting place. A
lovely place to spend the weekend.
Diane Hopper
Exciting Book, June 5, 2013
This review is from: From the Clutches of Evil (A Jillian Bradley Mystery, No. 3) (Kindle Edition)
After being disappointed with her second novel in this series, I was
hesitant about buying this book. I am glad that I did. It was Jillian
at her best. She has a lot of heart and cares about others.
She
is not afraid to go where she needs in order to find the answer to a
mystery. Her dog "Teddy is a remarkable animal and for a Yorkie very
fearless. Even her friend Ann (from the first book) was back.
I
thought they had the proofreading thing straightened out until the end.
The last chapter was repeated. Oh well, at least it wasn't throughout
the entire book.
By cathyvee - June 2, 2013
This is a good book to take to the beach. It moves along very well and is not too much to think about. Quite entertaining.
Murder in Half Moon Bay, May 29, 2013
This review is from: Murder in Half Moon Bay (Jillian Bradley Mysteries, No. 1) (A Jillian Bradley Mystery) (Kindle Edition)
A little too contrived to get a 5 star, but I enjoyed it, even if I knew
in advance the dog was going to be dognapped. (I wouldn't have liked it
if the dog had been hurt.)
Interesting, May 28, 2013
This review is from: Murder in Half Moon Bay (Jillian Bradley Mysteries, No. 1) (Kindle Edition)
This was an
enjoyable read. Nothing too challenging in plot, but a pleasant book
nonetheless. I do like the locations she chooses for this
series.
Enjoyable Mystery, May 27, 2013
This review is from: Murder in Half Moon Bay (Jillian Bradley Mysteries, No. 1) (Kindle Edition)
Just finished reading this book. It was a page turner until the very
end. In this book, Jillian, her three garden club friends and her dog
Teddy, help the Chief find the murderer. At times you couldn't tell who
was really in charge of the investigation but unlike other Police
Chiefs, this one took it in stride. If Jillian and her friends weren't
sleuthing they were eating. This was a good read. Looking forward to
reading the next mystery.
Murder in Half Moon Bay, May 22, 2013
This review is from: Murder in Half Moon Bay (Jillian Bradley Mysteries, No. 1) (A Jillian Bradley Mystery) (Kindle Edition)
This is the first time I have read any Nancy Jill Thames writings.
Thoroughly enjoyable. She holds your attention and your interest with
the twists and turns,makes it hard to put down . Jillian Bradley truly
comes to life with her partner (and adorable dog) Teddy. The descriptions of the areas and people makes them all real.
I have purchased more of her books and I know I will enjoy each one as I did the Murder in Half Moon Bay.
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Hooked so much I have bought the rest in the series
April 28, 2013
I just loved this book, the characters came to life for me.
I
have never been one for a lot of fiction, but this author is fantastic,
so much I have purchased the rest in the series and plan to enjoy early
nights, tucked up warm in bed, with my 4 dogs, reading!
Well done and keep up the good work!
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Interesting Mystery April 26, 2013
Sounded
a lot like Jessica Fletcher mysteries. Never did find out how old she
was though. Had a lot of help from other people to solve the case and
got into a little trouble along the way.
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good read, April 21, 2013
This review is from: Murder in Half Moon Bay (Jillian Bradley Mysteries, No. 1) (A Jillian Bradley Mystery) (Kindle Edition)
Enjoyed this book, mystery and suspense great characters, good read fun good plots and loved the little doggie too. fun
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Gossip in the Garden April 20, 2013
A little gossip hurts no one. Or does it?
Old
friends provide insights that we have learned to respect. Never
underestimate the power of inquiring minds. Working together provides
amazing results.
Enjoyable reading!
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Great Book
April 9, 2013
I love this book. I like the way it mystery all
comes together at the end - It's the kind of book you can sit and read
and get lost in the story. Love little Teddy.
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Jillian Bradley, the heroine in the Series, becomes guardian to a young
teen after an accident leaves him with amnesia and his female companion
dead. An implanted chip in the young man pushes Jillian to discover
who her houseguest is and why no one has filed a missing person's
report. Plenty of rest is prescribed for Luke, the temporary name given
the young man and with around the clock nursing, Jillian is given the
freedom to put her listening ear to good use. A fun cozy mystery, I
highly recommend this book.
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Thank You!
April 2, 2013
I just stopped by to say thank you for the free
book, which I downloaded ages ago. Sorry for the delay, but I had a ton
of books to read, and now I have a chance to post reviews.
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Mystery, entertaining, and a good story, March 8, 2013
I enjoyed reading a different type of story than I have been choosing.
This story held my interest and made me want to keep reading it. I feel
I would enjoy reading more by this author in the future. Jana from
East Texas
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I felt like I was part of the story - that's how engrossed I got. I like the relationship Jillian has with the cop guy.
Format:Kindle Edition
Jillian rings in the Christmas season with her friends Walter and
Cecelia and extended family, but the real mystery lies in Jillian's
quest for romance. I can hardly wait to see what comes next for Jillian
in the next novel, Ruby of Siam. The murder mystery is well thought
out and packs a punch when you realize who the murderer is!
Great book,
February 24, 2013
I enjoyed this book and finished it in a day. It is a good clean book
with a good story line. Nancy Thames is a great author and I will be
reading more of her books.
Review by:
Erickson Sue
on Jan. 25, 2013 :
I loved this story!! Kept me reading well into the night.
Thanks for the great read, why is the only book on smashwords???? I
loved the nosy Jillian and her friends. The setting was beautiful as I
have been there many times. Teddy just loved!!! Again what a great
read!!
Jillian and her three
collaborators in the Garden Club head off for a conference in a swanky
hotel. Even though I've been to conferences in swanky hotels, it felt
very alien to my lifestyle, but I suspect some of my friends would be
far more at home with the setting. It gave me the impression of a
Californian version of Dallas. There were a lot of people introduced to
me very fast, and who was with whom didn't really settle in my brain
till quite late into the book, after one or two had been murdered! I
think this may have been my post-Christmas disorientation, but sometimes
I felt Jillian's conversations, especially with suspects, to be very
short. Would these people really give her intimate details with clues so
that she could solve the crime in such a short exchange?
Jillian
and her friends sort of irritated me with their pushy involvement in
the crime-solving. Why would the Police Chief welcome their
involvement? How about them trampling over all the evidence? And she
kept putting herself at risk in very naive ways. I think she was
extremely lucky not to have been bumped off herself.
But from
these comments you can tell a number of things (I hope). Jillian gets
you involved in her world. The author does a great job in drawing you
in to the plot and to some of the people. The setting is described
beautifully and the plot itself hangs together extremely well. From
something that seemed very light to start with, it gets very deep, and I
liked the science link, which was very realistic. It's always good
when you can't put a book down after you've passed the halfway point!
I'm
not sure whether I want to join Jillian in some of her other
adventures, I'm not the Miss Marple kind, but I may well give them a go.
Partly because Teddy the dog is adorable!
Pacific Beach
December 12, 2012
An intriguing mystery that kept me guessing until
the very end. Her descriptions of the California coastline and beach
towns were reminiscent of what I remember from visiting there. I will
read all of Nancy Jill Thames stories now.
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Waiting for Teddy and Jillian
December 4, 2012
When I download one of these books on my Kindle
(and/or order paperback from Amazon also) I read to the end-in one
sitting-if possible. I want to see what Jillian and Teddy are up to
NExT. As a teacher of English in high school and college, I have read
many books-some for "work" and many for "pleasure"...I have yet to
discover a series that is so entertaining...quick reads...Jillian gets
into situations that bring smiles to the readers...Teddy is a
darling...almost a human character. I look forward to the next
installment in the lives of Teddy and Jillian and hope this series
continues for a long, long time. Oh, yes--I reread the book to make
sure I missed nothing...in the summers, I read the series, one after the
other, to refresh my memory. To me, Jillian and Teddy are real, and I
find it difficult (at times) to determine that they are characters in
novels...love that...this writer brings the page alive...
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Worth Reading!
November 28, 2012
This was a book I had to read straight to the finish
without interuptions. It read like history from the East Bay of Central
California. I could picture those canyons and trees. Yes, it took place
in modern day with the main sleuth I've grown to love, but the story
stretched back a century. Even though it took place in her home
surroundings instead of a fancy resort, it was none the less satisfying.
I have read uncountable mystery stories but this was a very new and
unexpected storyline.
Good entertainment!
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Lovely, comforting mystery!
November 28, 2012
Can a murder mystery be lovely and comforting? By
this author it can. This book gives fresh meaning to the term "cozy"
mystery! The setting of the southwest was vividly described, along with
good meals at a posh resort, well-rounded characters, and a very
original mystery to boot. The comfort part comes in with the ease in
which the author has the main character share her faith in God and
heartfelt prayers. Also, zero profanity and other such offensive things.
Filoli House was mentioned also which I love. Looking forward to the next book. Quite a bargain for the kindle price of $2.99.
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Christian Mystery Thriller!
November 22, 2012
Format:Kindle Edition
In my opinion, in "The Ghost Orchid Murder"...the second novel in this
series...the main character and super sleuth Jillian Bradley has a
kindred spirit. As I was reading this captivating novel, my mind kept
recalling Angela Lansbury in her role as Jessica Fletcher in the once
popular television show, Murder She Wrote. Both of these female
characters play a similar role...writers, widows, and willful women
determined to solve murder mysteries.
Talented Author Nancy Jill
Thames demonstrates her creative ability in this Christian mystery
novel. Along with a suspenseful "whodunit" murder, she manages to
incorporate a touch of faith, a hint of romance, as well as the key
ingredients it takes to write an enjoyable mystery novel. The many
characters/suspects in the story add to the intensity of solving the
murder mystery in an expedient and effective manner. Jillian Bradley,
along with her lovable dog Teddy, manage to assist in solving this crime
in no time flat. If you enjoy a good, clean mystery murder, then this
is the novel for you.
WOW! AWESOME BOOK!!
November 19, 2012
This was an enjoyable read! I needed something fun
today as I waited for family to come in for the holiday. I interspersed
a chapter read with a cleaning chore and the day went by quickly. The
house is ready for company and I've found a new favorite author and
mystery series. Even though I'm on the east coast now, I've been to Half
Moon Bay and the Ritz so I knew just what she was talking about. I love
it too, but who wouldn't! It was good to be reminded.
I was glad I
didn't run into the usual four letter words and nasty content that cause
me to stop reading and go for the refund button. That was really a
relief, a breath of fresh air. I thank this author for that, along with
making it an affordable price on the kindle. I wish her a Happy
Thanksgiving as I've something extra to be thankful for this year. Keep
up the good writing!
grab it and sit back and enjoy, October 23, 2012
This review is from: Murder in Half Moon Bay (Jillian Bradley Mysteries, No. 1) (A Jillian Bradley Mystery) (Kindle Edition)
Great little whodunit! - the suspense begins as soon as you start this
adventurous hotel conference meeting and continues as you meet murder
and drama down a "garden club" path to determine this puzzling mystery.
Despite the serious nature of the plot, Thames manages to intercept
moments of "society refinement" and "fun work-getaway time" with plenty
of subtle hints to keep you guessing the murder culprit. The mix of an
exclusive resort combined with the contemporary story line adds up to a
time of captivating and fun reading following clever Jillian and her
precious little companion/sleuth Yorkie. I can't wait to read the whole
series!
Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
Apart from the totally unlikely ease with which the protagonist is
able to take part in a police investigation (which coming from a
criminal justice background I found irritatingly unconvincing, but going
with my Agatha Christie-reading background it was acceptable) I enjoyed
this story: the characters, plot and setting were nicely developed and
the canine character added a bit of fun. (Okay I talk to my dog too.)
The plot revolves around a type of threat which is surprisingly rarely
dealt with in this genre. As a fan of good cosies, I will look forward
to the next in the series.
Review: Pacific Beach by Nancy Jill Thames
Title: Pacific Beach
Author: Nancy Jill Thames
Series: Book 5 of the Jillian Bradley Mysteries
Publisher: Createspace
ISBN: 978-1466237780
Publisher’s Summary: The
quaint surfing town of Pacific Beach becomes a destination for murder
when a young starlet and her mother are found brutally murdered at the
Pacific Terrace hotel where Jillian’s family reunion is taking place.
Their reunion takes a terrifying turn when Jillian’s nephew is arrested
as a prime suspect and Jillian must move quickly to find the real killer
and prove her nephew’s innocence. There is no shortage of suspects,
including an unsavory doctor who attended the popular teen star and a
mysterious guest at the party where the starlet dies. But why is her
mother murdered with her? Working at Jillian’s side to find the
perpetrator of these bizarre killings are her faithful assistant Cecilia
Montoya, and Teddy, Jillian’s Yorkie companion who sniffs out his own
clue.
Our Review: Pacific Beach is the fifth book in the Jillian Bradley mysteries.
This was my first time reading a book in
the Jillian Bradley series, and Nancy Jill Thames does a very good job
in detailing the background of Jillian and her family. I definitely
didn’t feel like I lost anything by not reading the earlier books in the
series.
Jillian and her family are headed for
Pacific Beach for a family reunion. Staying in the same hotel is a young
starlet called Victoria. When Victoria and her mother both turn up
dead, the police eye up Jillian’s nephew, Chase, as the number one
suspect. It’s up to Jillian to try and clear Chase’s name.
I really enjoyed Pacific Beach. The first
chapter was very suspenseful and really set the tone for the whole
book. I quickly got caught up in the magical, sunny setting where two
deadly murders occurred. The mystery itself was excellent. I don’t want
to give to much away to anyone wanted to read this book, but I loved how
detailed the mystery was and it definitely kept me guessing!
Jillian is a little older than most of
the sleuths I have been reading lately, and I really liked this fact.
She seems like a younger version of Miss Marple. Well if Miss Marple had
a cute adorable Yorkie called Teddy!
I loved Jillian’s family. The best way to
describe them is cozy and tight-knit. At their family reunion they do a
family meeting where they all share what has been happening with each
of them. I just wanted to be a member of this warm and loving family.
This was such a enjoyable mystery, and I am planning to read the earlier books in the series.
Rhonda Patton reviewed The Ghost Orchid Murder (Jillian Bradley Mysteries, No. 2) (The Jillian Bradley Mystery...
Interesting
August 11, 2012
I found this book catching my eye. Sounds good. I cannot wait to buy and read the rest of it.
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
Format:Kindle Edition
when one finds that a friend is a skilled writer! I just had the
pleasure of reading my first Jillian Bradley Mystery, likely not the
last, feeling exhausted from my exciting trip to glorious California (my
husband and I consider it our second home!).......that's how delicious
the descriptive writing was. I also enjoyed a faith based novel, fun
and easy reading, perfect for this holiday weekend. And the most
delightful aspect was precious Teddy, a sweetly written doggie character
I so wish I could invite to play with my cocker. All in all, a lovely
story from a lovely lady!
Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
Jillian Bradley had a mystery come knocking. She couldn't ignore it; her family was involved.
Nancy
Jill Thames allows the plot of Pacific Beach to unfold and the suspense
to build with an expertise that keeps her readers guessing. I like that
this cozy mystery has positive family values. I love that even her dog
becomes a well-rounded character.
I'm looking forward to "Waiting for Santa."
Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
One
of the best things about Kindle freebies is discovering a new
Author. Nancy Jill Thames is a real find, her heroine Jillian Bradley
sends up arrow prayers throughout the day just like I operate, and owns a
Yorkie named Teddy, just like I would love! An easy read, full of
mystery and murders and I was confident I would not come across any
unnecessary - aren't they all - swear words. I will be purchasing the
rest of her books for my next holiday.
Let's go to SAN DIEGO!!
August 9, 2012
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
For those of you who have been there you know it's easy to love San
Diego. This author "aces" capturing the ambiance of San Diego in a
resort setting. I could feel the warmth of the sun and the relaxing
atmosphere laying around the pool with different characters in the book.
The murder mystery was believable but not predictable. This author is
just getting better with each book.
Worthwhile!, August 9, 2012
This review is from: Murder in Half Moon Bay (The Jillian Bradley Mysteries, Vol. 1) (Paperback)
What a fun read!! I enjoyed the author's descriptions and her ability to
"put me" in the room with the characters. I fell in love with her dog
"Teddy" and having him involved with the story was refreshing. I looked
forward to the time I spent reading this book and am excited about
reading more from this author. Great Book!!
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
ANOTHER OUTSTANDING BOOK WHAT MORE CAN I SAY. JILL
HAS DONE ANOTHER WONDERFUL JOB OF KEEPING MY INTEREST.
AS I HAVE READ ALL FIVE BOOKS OF I FEEL AS I AM FALLING IN
LOVE WITH JILLIAN. IF SHE WAS REAL I SURE WOULD BE LOOKING
FOR HER. JILL SHOWS JILLIAN AS A SMART,CARING FAMILY
PERSON. I WILL BE LOOKING FORWARD TO HER NEXT BOOK.
Scarlett Rains' Review of Murder in Half Moon Bay
Something’s fishy at the Ritz…and it doesn’t sit well on a cracker!
My Review
Murder in Half Moon
Bay, (Jillian
Bradley Mysteries, No. 1) is an entertaining, fast-paced, read. Nancy
Jill Thames’s clever protagonist, Jillian Bradley, doesn’t miss a beat. She, and her garden club friends, arrives at
the West Coast Garden Club Society’s Annual Conference in Half Moon Bay expecting
to relax, spend the weekend gleaning gardening tips, whiling away pleasant
hours surveying plant specimens, and sampling great food. Jillian quickly realizes there is something
fishy going on at the Ritz…and she’s not talking about fertilizer! The soil at
the Ritz-Carton doesn’t need enrichment.
Bodies are popping up over there faster than bean sprouts on steroids! Good thing Jillian is not only a gardening
expert, but a VERY good listener, a keen observer of detail…and a list-maker. Put all that together, stir in the ‘contributions’
of Teddy (Jillian’s little Yorkie –who may just be telepathic!) and you’ve got
yourself a great potting mix for a budding detective.
As
Nancy Jill Thames’s delightful story unfolds, a botanist might prove more useful
than the FBI or the local police department.
All sorts of cross-pollination seems to be going on, what with social
butterflies flitting around, landing in who knows whose room, and things taking
root where they never should have been planted!
I’m not one for spoilers, but
there are weeds that need pulling at the Ritz-Carlton and Jillian’s just the
gal for the job. She and her friends waste no time. They get to work, digging
in the dirt, to solve the mystery.
I
enjoyed Thames’s family-friendly mystery very much. This charming book earned 4/5 hearts. I would
have given it 5/5, but one of the plot points troubled me. As brilliant as Jillian clearly is, I couldn’t
see a police chief allowing her to question suspects, until later in the series
—after she establishes her stellar reputation as a sleuth. That trifle aside, Murder in Half Moon Bay is the sort of
book to enjoy on a rainy day, snuggled in a recliner with a nice cup of Jillian’s
favorite, Lady Earl Grey, tea. I
recommend it to anyone who enjoys a clever mystery that’s not soaked in blood
and gore. I look
forward to reading all of the Jillian
Bradley Mysteries.
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Disclosure: I requested this book of the author and received it as a gift. My review reflects my honest opinion of the work.
Hooked
on Jillian and Teddy April 2, 2011
From the first book, I was hooked.
Who can imagine a female protagonist-our age-Baby Boomers-who gets into so much
trouble? At every turn, Jillian is engrossed in a mystery. Her little friend,
Teddy, (whether one likes dogs or not) is another character in this fantastic
series. I can't put them down once I begin. I read quickly...then read them
again--on my Kindle, of course!
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Look what I found on my book "From the Clutches of Evil" this evening: A five star review!! Thank you, dear reader!
Aptly named: Title says it all April 21, 2012
By megordon/texas
Format:Kindle Edition
This is an extremely interesting, well written book. It is free, for
the most part, from those maddening and frequent "mistakes" that so many
Kindle books are afflicted with. (I wonder if there was actually a
PROOFREADER???!!!) Tightly written, without a lot of unnecessary and
distracting "filler" thrown in. A good plot, realistic characters that
one can care about, and straightforward writing, all combine to make
this an outstanding read. Congratulations, Ms Thames. I'll have to go
back and read your other books. This was the first one I'd come across!
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outstanding
December 10, 2011
As always this book is as good if not better than her past ones.
Wonderful reading, keeps my interest and that is hard for me, as
I don't read that much. A must have.
Come meet Jillian and her dog Teddy, you'll be glad you did!
December 8, 2011
A book you'll want to share with others. Interesting
characters, surprising plot twists, and a fun read. If this is the
first Jillian Bradley book you've read, you'll want to go back and read
the earlier volumes and you 'll eagerly await the next!
Jennifer S. Wendorf reviewed
Murder in Half Moon Bay
Cozy Mystery, fun idea
February 20, 2012
I personally really enjoyed this story. I love the
story concept of the high society gossips becoming detectives. It's very
very cute! Also, the scenery she depicts of Half Moon bay is just
stunning, it really makes me want to go there. I also enjoyed all of the
intrigue and the twists and turns. I would recommend this book to
people who:
A) Love Agatha Christie or other such mystery novels
B) Love high society living, and love to hear about who is doing what, and just social drama on every side
C) For people who like a book that treats them to a five star vacation
Great
entertainment. I had to read all the way to the end, and seriously, I'm
not even a huge mystery fanatic. I suppose I do like social drama...so
perhaps that was the catch for me.
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 I enjoy mysteries that explore different expertises
and subcultures. This one was nice because I'd read the "Orchid Thief"
book, so I had some background on it that was really good. This book
built on the knowledge I already had and gained some great characters.
I'd recommend it as a book to read for fun and to explore a gardening
world. Oh, also, I had not read the first book and that wasn't a
problem. Recommended read.
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One of my first Kindle reads and I loved it
January 17, 2012
After downloading this to my Kindle, I relaxed by
the pool and spent a very enjoyable afternoon with this mystery. I will
be downloading her second book tomorrow and plan on reading it right
away.
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The Mark Of Eden
November 10, 2011
Newlyweds, Walter and Cecilia Montoya are on their honeymoon, but
Cecilia grows increasingly concerned when she is unable to contact her
widowed father. Then, there is the seemingly natural deaths of 2
elderly men...yet something just does not add up. Certain items are out
of place...and just what is the meaning of the curious looking tattoos?
Detective Walter Montoya, Jr., returns home in hopes of discovering the
whereabouts of his missing father-in-law, but company procedure will
not let him due to conflict of interest. Longtime friend, Jillian
Bradley, is called in to help solve this mystery. Jillian and her
faithful dog, Teddy, along with family and friends of the victims join
forces to work through the clues until this puzzle is solved. The race
to find Cecilia's dad before it is too late makes this an intensely
makes this a nonstop adventure.
This was an enjoyable read, and
also one that highlighted some of the topics that can affect those who
are growing older and alone. While I do wish I had read the previous 3
novels in this series first, it is not necessary to sort out who the
various characters are. Enough background detail is provided to sort
them out and their relationship to one another without people who are
familiar with them getting bored with a game of catch-up. I thought
there were some unusual twists along the way and it did keep my
interest.
Murder in Half Moon Bay
June 24, 2011
This cozy murder mystery story is perfect for
reading these stories to relax. Teddy reminded me of my dog. The author
kept the plot moving with very good construction.I would definitly read
another. I read the book on my kindle which was great. However, the
continual use of quotation marks in place of commas and apostrophes was
bothersome. Probably, it was not the author's fault.
A really fun book to read
May 10, 2011
I love the book. I read her first book and loved it also.
Can't wait for more to come.
outstanding
May 6, 2011
Again this young lady has done a wonder,
outstanding, great, or any other word that is great. I won't be
surprised if Hollywood doesn't call and have her write the screen plays
for her books. This author keeps you interested and on the edge of your
seat. I haven't finished the third book yet, but will, just want people
to know how good it is so far. Just like the other book of hers.
