Name: Tuesday Mooney Wore Black
ISBN: 9780008326968

Kate Racculia

You are cordially invited to play a game...

Tuesday Mooney Wore Black

Janna Niemi

What an adventure book!
From the beginning, the plot pulls you in. The mystery and adventure the characters are almost dragged is simply marvelous. I as the reader was constantly thinking about the possible treasure. I also really like how many mysteries and crimes are solved within the book. 
I like the characters and I like the relationship between the main characters. I like that they have drama and problems between them that they have to go through. And I really like Tuesday, she’s such an odd character and from the start she intrigued me. I loved learning about her insecurities and her softer side and everything else about her. 
All in all, a brilliant adventure with marvelous characters 

*ARC received from the publisher via Netgalley

Pam Sartain

Tuesday Mooney is unusual. She does deep dives on personal information on rich people, so that the hospital she works for knows the right approach to take in order to get the largest amount of donations out of them. Loving this job means she loves a puzzle, and so when someone keels over at a party, and turns out to be a very eccentric very rich man who has left a puzzle for anyone who wants to play, with the chance at a fortune, Tuesday is in!

Dex, her best friend, money manager for a job, karaoke singing for a passion, is also drawn in, and the rich and mysterious Nathanial Arches hires Tuesday to help solve the puzzle.

It was a really enjoyable read, and one that made me want to read more about the characters! I enjoyed the puzzles, and the story was fun and fast paced!

This book is also published under "Tuesday Mooney talks to ghosts", just in case you run into that name!

Tuesday Mooney Wore Black was published on 1st October 2019 and is available to buy on Amazon and on Waterstones. I've found a link to where you can search for local bookshops, including independent!

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The Furies by Katie Lowe 🌟🌟🌟🌟

I was given this book for free in return for an unbiased review, so my thanks to NetGalley and to Harper Collins (the publishers) for this book.

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