Sylvia Nobel

I have not read any of the other books in this series so had no background information for the characters. I found Kendall to be a self-centered person who consistently dismissed her boyfriend's feelings and put her work/self-interest in mysteries first. Again, not knowing their background, it could very well be what attracted him to her. Beyond that, I found the story interesting and compelling. It was a unique, well thought out plot with a startling conclusion. I would likely read more of show more Ms. Nobel's work. show less

I cannot be thankful enough that this was a free book. Ugh Ugh Ugh. I really should have just DNF'd this; but after spending as much time trying to read it, I was too stubborn to give in. I resorted to skimming the last 30 or 40 pages. The characters seemed weirdly off to me. The dialog felt forced. Within the first 20 pages I knew what was going one, who was involved, and how the story would play out

I enjoyed this novel thoroughly from beginning to end. With red herrings galore, hints about the final outcome began to come into view midway through the novel, but the complexity of the final ending was still a horrifyingly delicious surprise.

Story of young woman who takes a job with a small town newspaper in A z and the mystery she is given to solve about the disappearance of her predecessor. Good story.