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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Good one! ( ) Gabe's son, Sam, announces that his girlfriend, Bliss Girard, is pregnant, they are in love, and they intend to be married. Bliss is part of the very wealthy, very influential Brown family, and a member of a social class that Benni has very little experience with. When the Browns throw an engagement party for the young couple, both families come together at the Seven Sisters Ranch to get to know each other. To Benni's dismay, Gabe's ex-wife, Lydia, is included and tries to step into her old role and nudge Benni right out of the picture. And to put the icing on the cake, one of the members of the Brown family is shot to death in the middle of the party when no one is looking. Gabe is pre-occupied with his son and his ex-wife and the murder is outside his jurisdiction anyway, and before she knows it, Benni is sucked into the investigation by the new sheriff's deputy, Detective Ford Hudson, a Texas Good Ol' Boy with a fatal charm. One way or the other, the outcome of this case is going to change everyone concerned for the rest of their lives. This is the best book yet in this series. It's written with a lot more humor than the ones in the past, even though the subject matter is anything but humorous. I am getting to know Benni better and she is starting to flesh out into a multi-faceted real person. But, there was that typical lack of communication between her and Gabe that really gets under my skin. I wanted to reach in and slap some sense into her a couple of times, and I'm frustrated by the fact that the author makes a point of telling us that both Benni and Gabe have cell phones, but neither one of them ever seem to have enough sense to call the other one and let them know what is going on! They keep "missing each other" and playing phone tag on answering machines at home and at the office. Makes me wonder what the blazes they pay a cell phone bill for if they don't intend to ever use them! no reviews | add a review
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HTML:Meet Benni Harperâ?¦a spirited ex-cowgirl, quilter, and folk-art expert whoâ??s staking out her own corner of the contemporary American West. Sheâ??s got an eye for murderous designsâ??and a talent for piecing together the most complex and cold-blooded crimes. When Benniâ??s stepson announces his plans to marry into the wealthy, influential Brown family, she and her husband are invited to the Brownsâ?? sprawling ranch, Seven Sisters, to celebrate the engagement. But the party takes a tragic turn when a member of the esteemed family is murdered. While trying to unravel the feuding clanâ??s tangled past, Benni uncovers a shocking pattern of tragedyâ??and stitches a hodgepodge of clues into a very disturbing design. . . Seven Sisters, a challenging pattern that features a single six-pointed star surrounded by six identical stars, was most likely inspired by an observation of natureâ??the Seven Sisters is a loose grouping of stars in the constellation Taurus. Although the stars in the cluster appear to be close together, they are, in No library descriptions found. |
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