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Murder on Union Square by Victoria Thompson
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By Jonetta · 1 post · 5 views
last updated Aug 30, 2019 06:33AM
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Frank and Sarah Malloy are ready to move forward with the adoption of Catherine, the young orphan she’s been raising for almost two years and who views both of them as parents. They run into a major legal obstacle requiring them to first get approval from actor Parnell Vaughn, the man who was married to Catherine’s mother at the time of her birth, even though he isn’t her biological father. When they approach Vaughn, his conniving fiancée asks for money, even though he’s more than willing to giv
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An intriguing little surprise at the start when Frank himself becomes a murder suspect. This sets the scene for his little team to start an investigation to clear his name.
I thought this book worked very well. I enjoyed the humour behind Maeve and Gino's developing relationship. I liked the way Sarah and Frank worked together and also how Sarah's mother came to their aid in her usual fashion. All the regular characters were in play plus a few from previous books and the story moved along well.
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I thought this book worked very well. I enjoyed the humour behind Maeve and Gino's developing relationship. I liked the way Sarah and Frank worked together and also how Sarah's mother came to their aid in her usual fashion. All the regular characters were in play plus a few from previous books and the story moved along well.
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Frank and Sarah Malloy are getting ready to legally adopt little Catherine when their attorney tells them there is a problem. Catherine's stepfather, Actor Vaughn Parnell, must relinquish his rights to Catherine. Frank and Sarah visit Parnell at the theater where he is performing. He is willing to sign the paperwork, but his fiancée requests that they pay a fee for his signature. The next day Frank returns to the theater with the money to get Parnell's signature, only to find him bludgeoned to d
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[4.5 star]
I thought this book had too many cooks in the kitchen. The mystery part itself was not that interesting to begin with and then there were four people investigating. They would all have pretty much similar conversations with the same suspects and then they would recap all these conversations when they got back together. It was rinse and repeat and I was getting so annoyed and bored with the repetition. I hope the next book is better.
Dec 06, 2017
Kris (My Novelesque Life)
marked it as to-read
Jan 26, 2018
Joanna
marked it as to-read
May 14, 2019
Amie
marked it as to-read
