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Second in a series. I didn't read the first one yet. Some good characters and I am sure they will be fleshed out more as the series moves along. I enjoyed it. Southern High Society girl turns into a PI.
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This is a series and very well written, has all the good stuff, Murder, Love, Hauntings by a gg grandma's nanny that I would love to come haunt my house.
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This series is a really fun read. A totally different PI, but there's a little resemblance to Stephanie Plum. Not as good as that series, but still a worthwhile, enjoyable series.

Wanda N. (
agga40s) wrote on 5/4/2007...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
This is my first read by this author. I've been reading cozy mysteries for years, but this one has a something special, including humor and great Southern ambiance. Good book, I enjoyed reading it.

Cathy S. (
whimsey) wrote on 4/4/2007...
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Ambrose taunts his dinner guests with the tell-all book he's writing. Since each of his guests has a secret, the morning-after mess includes the author. Sara Booth, savvy southern belle, needs to solve the crime with a little help from her bossy ghost.
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A perfect southern mystery. See review for Them Bones for more detail.

Deanna S. (
cozylady) wrote on 12/28/2006...
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Sarah Booth is once again digging into Zinnia, Mississippi's residents secrets and as usual gets in over her head, This is a series, and very enjoyable.

Karen M. (
Fluffy55) wrote on 11/7/2006...
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Mystery novel with a ghost! Southern charm!
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When Lawrence Ambrose plans a delectable tell-all and taunts his dinner guests with the news that this book will blow the lid of Zinnia, Mississippi, it is up to Sarah Booth Delaney to dig for answers. Second in the Mississippi Delta series.
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If you read the original, Dem Bones, the sequel is just as quirky and off-the-wall. I wish there were more in the series.