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Murder Well Bred
While her food critic husband, Jeet, checks out San Miguel's cuisine, equestrienne Robin Vaughan heads for the country to interview a famed dressage master. But Hans Bell is nastily uncooperative, his elegant horses are nervous, and the interview is a flop. So's an encounter with an old Texas friend, Marilee Hart, who's sitting pretty on a wonderful ranch called Milagro-"M
...morePaperback, 124 pages
Published
February 1st 2004
by Amber Quill Press, LLC
(first published 1995)
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Oct 27, 2011
Kimberly
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Recommends it for:
No one really.
Let me be clear, I did NOT buy this book or borrow it. It was one of the multitude of books that got left for whomever to pick up in my old apartment complex's laundry room.
Now I love me a cozy mystery or two...or three...or....lets just say I like them and leave it at that.
I went in hoping I would love it or at the very east that I would like it more than I did. Sadly, this is a case of love that was not meant to be.
I love horses. I love mysteries. Yet somehow I did no love this book. Perhaps i...more
Now I love me a cozy mystery or two...or three...or....lets just say I like them and leave it at that.
I went in hoping I would love it or at the very east that I would like it more than I did. Sadly, this is a case of love that was not meant to be.
I love horses. I love mysteries. Yet somehow I did no love this book. Perhaps i...more
Quick read, entertaining but not very thought provoking. I would also appreciate more detail about the horses and dressage!
A pleasure, gentle evening's read. For mystery lover, horse lover...
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