Confessions: Confessions: The Private School Murders (Series #2) (CD-Audio)

from berniean

Obviously written for the 18-25 year old crowd and/or those into cozy mysteries, this a fun read if you can disconnect your reading brain from your intellect. I was successful and enjoyed it. It was a recommendation from a friend who received it as a paperback from it's original owner. She gets l...

from JeffV

Tandi Angel is your typical private school girl. Attending an exclusive institution in NYC, she seems to be a good student and well liked. Except there's a whole lot of death around her. In the previous book in the series, Tandi helped solve the murder of her wealthy parents. This time, her broth...

from librisissimo

Substance: A totally dysfunctional family continues to be, in an outlandish yet simplistic fashion. The Protagonist (Tandy) is held out as a "detective" or problem-solver, but she exhibits remarkable ignorance and poor judgment at all times and in all places. Style: Supposed to mimic "True Confes...

from MHanover10

I found this book written like a Nancy Drew or Trixie Belden series. It's a 16-year-old girl who likes to solve mysteries and sometimes "assists" the police whether they ask for it or not. It's a fun book and is pretty goofy. It' leaves starts where the first book left off and even continues with...

from MsBridgetReads

This is a book that I just couldn't help but read and finish...The further along I got into the book, the better it got for me...Once I got 300 pages in, it seemed like it just zoomed by and whenever I had to stop reading or set it down for a little while/for the night, it was almost an anxiousne...