Cheryl Hollon
Autore di Pane and Suffering
Serie
Opere di Cheryl Hollon
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Informazioni generali
- Sesso
- female
- Organizzazioni
- Sisters in Crime, Florida Gulf Coast
Mystery Writers of America, Florida Chapter
International Thriller Writers - Breve biografia
- [from author's website]
Cheryl Hollon writes full time after leaving an engineering career designing and building military flight simulators in amazing countries such as England, Wales, Australia, Singapore, Taiwan and India. She combines a love of writing with a passion for oil painting and creating glass art in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida. Cheryl is Past President of the Florida Gulf Coast Sisters in Crime, a board member of Florida Mystery Writers of America and a member of International Thriller Writers.
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Statistiche
- Opere
- 9
- Utenti
- 333
- Popolarità
- #71,381
- Voto
- 3.7
- Recensioni
- 69
- ISBN
- 33
Currently, she's hosting a group from a sportswear company, and thinks things are going well. That is, until one of the group is killed, and now the man's replacement not only has divided the group into two teams, but the losing team will go home -- without a job. While she knows it's unfair, she's being paid to do her job, and continue with the plans.
But something goes wrong along the way, and someone in the group is being suspected of murder. Also, Miranda notices what she suspects is someone not wanting anyone to do well. But how can she figure this out by herself? With the sheriff's blessing Miranda works to keep an eye on her people, and hopes to find out the truth and stay alive in the process...
This is the third book in the series and I have read them all. I have found that I love the premise of this book, that our protagonist isn't exactly broke, and has decided to keep her uncle's legacy going while living in a lovely farmhouse. Although I'm not all that interested in the shine part (I don't drink), I still find it quite intriguing to read about. It's a detailed process and Miranda has her hands (and time) full doing both.
The people on the two groups are competing for management positions, and there's in-fighting which isn't pleasant to anyone; but there are also the meals that her two kitchen helpers provide which sound delicious. But we're here to find a killer, and it's not as easy as it sounds. There are very few clues, but you have to put together what everyone is saying to get it right. And our Miranda does just that, with the help of Forest Ranger Austin.
When the murderer is discovered, everyone is surprised, and none more so than the person who trusted them the most. It's a nice climax, and the epilogue is done well also. I highly recommend this book and look forward to the next in the series.
I received a copy of this book from the publisher and NetGalley but this in no way influenced my review.… (altro)