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69 ratings, 4.00 average rating, 8 reviews
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published
June 1st 2007
by Kensington
binding
Paperback, 320 pages
isbn
0758210914
(isbn13: 9780758210913)
description
Wickedly witty and full of more dirt than a debutante's diary, the mysteries of Carolyn Haines bring the southern Delta to roaring, rollicking life.....more
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Read in February, 2008
#6 of the Sarah Booth series- This was an interesting mystery. This is the first book of this series I have read. It wasn’t bad. The main characters are Tinkie and Sarah Booth. They are PI’s and in this book they are trying to prove innocence. Allison has been accused of murdering her lesbian lover, Quinten. Tinkie and Sarah are trying to find the real killer. The mystery is unraveled along with the personal lives of Tinkie and Sarah. The writing style is witty and fun with southern f...more
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The minute I saw the cover, which is totally different from the earlier books, and read the "If you like Janet Evanovich and The Ya-Ya Sisterhood" or whatever it said, *I* said, "Uh oh." And it shows. Haines's mystery series was strong -- until now. Sarah Booth keeps moaning about the same things, the ghost has nothing much to offer new, her friend Tinkie acts so totally out of character -- and I think it's time for the author to mercifully put an end to this series.
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These 2 best friends with their private investigator business are true Southern Bells. They call themselves, "Daddy's Girls" because their father always provided for them and still do even after they've married well. Our herione goes against the Daddy Girl mold.
The gossip columnist in the local paper is a hoot.
The gossip columnist in the local paper is a hoot.
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Read in August, 2008
This one is my favorite in the Bones series so far.
The characters feel like old friends by now and their quirks & interactions kept me laughing through much of this book.
I don't want to finish the next two books and be caught up!
The characters feel like old friends by now and their quirks & interactions kept me laughing through much of this book.
I don't want to finish the next two books and be caught up!
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Read in July, 2008
I really liked this series! I wish I had started with the first one.. I'm going to check out the first book from my library this weekend. The main characters are PI's based out of Louisana. It has plenty of kooky family members and characters.
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Read in August, 2008
My Alabama sister-in-law said that this book is just a "fun read". Just what I need at the end of the summer ~ I just finished this tidbit of a book. It really was a pleasure to read & I just flew through it.
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Read in June, 2008
recommended to Brittany by:
my momrecommends it for: anyone
Good book.
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