Three Bedrooms, Two Baths, One Very Dead Corpse : An Amanda Thorne Mystery

from Stacey42

I've been reading a lot of this type of mystery lately , even though I really prefer historic settings. I find modern technology intrusive & there was a good deal of it in this. There was, as every one else has mentioned much swearing. I don't mind the swearing so much but it seemed forced and ov...

from Jax450

I received this book as part of the Early Reviewers program. There were several things that I liked about the book but there are some areas that can be developed more fully. The main detraction was the jagged flow of the story and the narrative. I'm not sure if this will be corrected in the final...

from cathyskye

First Line: "...and by morning I had a yeast infection that you wouldn't believe!" Divorced from her husband and business partner, Amanda Thorne is determined to become a success in the Palm Springs, California, real estate market, even if it means being forced to deal with impossible clients who...

from Stacey42

I've been reading a lot of this type of mystery lately , even though I really prefer historic settings. I find modern technology intrusive & there was a good deal of it in this. There was, as every one else has mentioned much swearing. I don't mind the swearing so much but it seemed forced and ov...

from kcaroth1

I was pretty excited to have won this title as an early reviewer but after several failed attempts, I found that I just couldn't get through it. The characters are completely flat and there is little that is compelling about them. Overall, the real estate agent felt like someone who had almost no...