Books Can be Deceiving
Newly single librarian Lindsey Norris, the director of the Briar Creek Public Library, must help her best friend Beth, a children's book author, prove her innocence when she is accused of murdering her boyfriend Rick, a local celebrity, before the authorities throw the book at the wrong person. Original.
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Sarah Sammis@pussreboots
** spoiler alert ** Save for one twist, I knew who had done it. Still a fun read. Despite some of the hokeyness of how this particular novel describes the book industry, I found the book a quick and entertaining read. I had figured out the who and why pretty early and just had to wait for the evidence to catch up. I did miss one key detail, though, which resulted in an exciting conclusion. http://pussreboots.com/blog/2022/comm...
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2.5 stars
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