Kent Griswald is a high-powered movie executive known for his micro-managing and aggressive supervision of a movie from beginning to end. He's not well liked professionally or personally, so when someone puts a knife in his chest, no one is terribly surprised. However, someone also took pot shots at his younger brother, Connor, who has no enemies.
An excellent murder mystery,, January 27, 2015
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This review is from Undiscovered (Kindle Edition)
This starts by introducing Kent Griswald, movie executive, and thoroughly nasty man. Then we meet his much nicer brother Connor and are surprised when Connor is the one who becomes a shooting victim.
However, it isn't long before Kent is the one who ends up dead. You feel like saying 'serves him right!'
It all becomes more interesting with the arrival of the investigating team of Detectives Walter Scott and Vanessa Weinstein and then gets a little hot with the interaction between Detective Scott and witness Cadence.
This is a real page turner - can Scott keep Cadence safe plus can he keep his mind on the case and not on her body? Who is really the killer?
This is an excellent murder mystery, well written with lots of suspense and the right amount of romantic sexual tension. Plus I love the humor throughout. Add to all that some great characters and you have a recipe for a very good book, well worthy of five stars
However, it isn't long before Kent is the one who ends up dead. You feel like saying 'serves him right!'
It all becomes more interesting with the arrival of the investigating team of Detectives Walter Scott and Vanessa Weinstein and then gets a little hot with the interaction between Detective Scott and witness Cadence.
This is a real page turner - can Scott keep Cadence safe plus can he keep his mind on the case and not on her body? Who is really the killer?
This is an excellent murder mystery, well written with lots of suspense and the right amount of romantic sexual tension. Plus I love the humor throughout. Add to all that some great characters and you have a recipe for a very good book, well worthy of five stars
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