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Lethal Injection
Chick-Lit Mystery
Megan Kelley led a simple life, avoiding bill collectors by day and stripping by night. But then her pregnant roommate turns up dead and upends Megan's life. Now Megan not only needs to worry about coming up with the full rent by herself, but she seems to be one of the few convinced her roommate's death isn't as straightforward as it appears.
Megan is determined to get answers, even if that means infiltrating a clinic for unwed mothers-to-be or partnering with a grumpy exotic dancer. But instead of allaying her concerns, Megan's quest turns into more questions . . . until she uncovers a horrifying truth more shocking than anything she imagined.
Megan Kelley led a simple life, avoiding bill collectors by day and stripping by night. But then her pregnant roommate turns up dead and upends Megan's life. Now Megan not only needs to worry about coming up with the full rent by herself, but she seems to be one of the few convinced her roommate's death isn't as straightforward as it appears.
Megan is determined to get answers, even if that means infiltrating a clinic for unwed mothers-to-be or partnering with a grumpy exotic dancer. But instead of allaying her concerns, Megan's quest turns into more questions . . . until she uncovers a horrifying truth more shocking than anything she imagined.
304 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 1, 2013
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About the author
Marla Bradeen
12 books72 followersMarla Bradeen previously worked as a software consultant and analyst. In 2012, she gave up a traditional job for no other reason than to have more time to pursue personal interests, such as sleeping in late and taking naps. Although she misses seeing regular deposits into her bank account, she hasn't once regretted that decision.
These days, Marla enjoys inventing imaginary friends and killing them off. She's thrilled to have finally found a use for that bachelor's in psychology: getting into her characters' heads. When she's not plotting murder, she spends her time fighting for mattress space with her two rescue cats.
She also writes cozy mysteries under the pseudonym Paige Sleuth.
These days, Marla enjoys inventing imaginary friends and killing them off. She's thrilled to have finally found a use for that bachelor's in psychology: getting into her characters' heads. When she's not plotting murder, she spends her time fighting for mattress space with her two rescue cats.
She also writes cozy mysteries under the pseudonym Paige Sleuth.
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December 8, 2013
First, I thought that the story was well written. For that fact I would have given it a four star rating. Since the rating is based on how one likes the story, however, I had to rate it according to my personal opinion. For me I thought it was rather slow and I didn't particularly like the protagonist.
I think this story is geared more to the female audience. Or maybe it's just because it's not the type of story that interests me. Either way I wouldn't discourage anyone from reading this. It's just not the book for me.
I think this story is geared more to the female audience. Or maybe it's just because it's not the type of story that interests me. Either way I wouldn't discourage anyone from reading this. It's just not the book for me.
Displaying 1 of 1 review