Search - Death on the Flop

Well, since I like to play Texas Hold'em, & mystery books, I figured this was a good book to try out. The story line was ok. And yes at times not very believeable, but hey this is entertainment, not a biography. I did find myself getting a bit to caught up in what 'cards' the others in the story line were getting delt, and found it hard to concentrate on the story, and not the actual cards. I did like that there were cute little 'hints' at the end of the book, which I guess could be helpful to new players.

Not sure how this book could have a sequel, but If one is out htere I will read it and see how that one feels before writing out a negative review.

I liked the book, but it is deffinately NOT heavy reading. Which is a good thing :-)

When Belinda Cooley agrees to go with her twin brother, Ben, to Las Vegas for an amateur Texas Hold 'Em tournament, she never expects to gamble with her brother's life. But after Ben mysteriously disappears from his hotel room, Belinda must take his place at the table because her brother might be retired from tournament poker--permanently.