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Search - Off Season (Martha's Vineyard #5)
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Off Season - Martha's Vineyard #5 Author: Now that the "off-islanders" have gone for the season, ex-Boston cop J.W. Jackson is free to relax, fish, and make future plans with his lady love Zee. But the natives are getting seriously restless this fall--animal rights activists are squaring off against deer slayers and land developers are butting heads with environmentalists. It's not long... more »
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3 member(s) found this review helpful.
One of a series of Martha's Vineyard mysteries. This one is a bit diferent because it involves locals, during the "off season" when tourists are few and far between. Again, interesting characters, and smart plot - and a surprise victim and criminal! Fun read!
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Like any good cozy mystery, this novel has an engaging amateur detective and an attractive setting. Former Boston cop J.W. Jackson is trying to fit in on Cape Cod, but a local murder means someone wants his help to find the killer. The story is brisk and the characters are well fleshed out. Anyone with a fondness for culinary mysteries will like how the author weaves in descriptions of the main character's meals without stopping the plot completely for recipes. I really enjoyed the less than cliched outcome of the investigation made the novel more real.
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J W Jackson and his wife Zee solving a mystery on Martha's Vineyard
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