Judy L. (gardengal) reviewed A Fool and His Honey (Aurora Teagarden, Bk 6) on + 202 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Aurora and Martin have married, and his niece shows up at their door with a baby. Things go downhill for the couple from there. As in earlier books in the series, this one has some humor. But its ending will come as a surprise to most readers.
Libby S. (Libratsie) reviewed A Fool and His Honey (Aurora Teagarden, Bk 6) on + 344 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Another real page turner from Charlaine Harris! The characters are colorful and real, the story intriguing.
Helpful Score: 1
Great cozy mystery, and a good little twist at the end :) Fast read, hard to put down!
Judith L. (JML) -
Helpful Score: 1
Wow, what a surprise ending! I enjoyed this very much, it was a good story, didn't drag, and didn't end happily ever after.
Lenore D. (Lenore) reviewed A Fool and His Honey (Aurora Teagarden, Bk 6) on + 190 more book reviews
I like this author in general, and this was a very good book, definitely worth a look. A bit of a sad turn in the character's life...I do prefer the less easily available Shakespeare/Lily Bard novels and the more commercially successful Southern Vampire novels to this series, so give them a try as well!
Irene L H. (NonExistence) -
I will be so SORRY to see this series end [if it does]. Yes, Harris mixes cozy and her darker themes with skill and panache.
Harris makes reading FUN. . .Live-wire action, small-town antics, unexpected plot ramifications, and a humorous tone
makes for fine reading.
For all collections !
Harris makes reading FUN. . .Live-wire action, small-town antics, unexpected plot ramifications, and a humorous tone
makes for fine reading.
For all collections !
Debora B. (latenightbookclub) reviewed A Fool and His Honey (Aurora Teagarden, Bk 6) on + 26 more book reviews
I love Charlaine and I really enjoy the Teagarden series, but I have to say that this was my least favorite of them all. It was good, but I just thought that Roe was less sentimental and a bit too practical or too (gasp!) down-to-earth in this one. I kind of like that she's flakey over-the-top. Three bedrooms, one corpse is still my fave!
Sleepless nights, a cross-country chase and a temporary stint at motherhood turn Aurora Teagarden's life upside down. When her husband's niece Regina shows up unannounced on their doorstep with a baby and a secret, Aurora's perpetual curiosity leaps into overdrive ... especially when the body of the girl's husband is found ax murdered in her own backyard.
Regina flees the scene, and Aurora is left holding the baby, struggling with the intricacies of bottles, diapers ... and a mystery. What was Regina running from? Why was her husband murdered? The answers are hidden back in Ohio, and that's just where Aurora goes, husband, baby and all. But Regina's secrets are very dangerous and Aurora walks right into them ... much to her own peril.
Regina flees the scene, and Aurora is left holding the baby, struggling with the intricacies of bottles, diapers ... and a mystery. What was Regina running from? Why was her husband murdered? The answers are hidden back in Ohio, and that's just where Aurora goes, husband, baby and all. But Regina's secrets are very dangerous and Aurora walks right into them ... much to her own peril.
Bonnie A. (ladycholla) -
Great story, different.
from Amazon...
This latest in the Aurora "Roe" Teagarden series (Dead Over Heels, etc.) features the sleuthing Southern librarian in a gripping tale that explores the lengths to which people will go to obtain what they desire. Roe and her new husband, Martin, receive a surprise when Martin's niece Regina arrives on their doorstep with the new baby no one knew she was expecting. Several hours later, after a dinner party, Roe and Martin return home to discover Regina's husband, Craig, murdered in their yard, Regina missing and baby Hayden hidden under a bed. Roe, unable to have children, finds herself burdened with Hayden's care as she and Martin attempt to track down Regina after coming across a wad of money in the diaper bag.
This latest in the Aurora "Roe" Teagarden series (Dead Over Heels, etc.) features the sleuthing Southern librarian in a gripping tale that explores the lengths to which people will go to obtain what they desire. Roe and her new husband, Martin, receive a surprise when Martin's niece Regina arrives on their doorstep with the new baby no one knew she was expecting. Several hours later, after a dinner party, Roe and Martin return home to discover Regina's husband, Craig, murdered in their yard, Regina missing and baby Hayden hidden under a bed. Roe, unable to have children, finds herself burdened with Hayden's care as she and Martin attempt to track down Regina after coming across a wad of money in the diaper bag.
Robin M. (robinmy) -
Another solid mystery in Harris' Aurora Teagarden series. Good entertainment. This one has a shocking ending.
The Aurora Teagarden books are a fun, fast read. This one settles the question of what happens to Aurora's husband as our local library didnt have any copies of it. I have found anything from Charlaine Harris is to my liking. Keep up the good work Charlaine!
light hearted mystery
Amanda (RockStarGirl) reviewed A Fool and His Honey (Aurora Teagarden, Bk 6) on + 329 more book reviews
Part of the Aurora Teagarden series.
(From backcover of book): Sleepless nights, a cross country chase and a temporary stinit at motherhood turn Aurora Teagarden's life upside down. When her husband's niece shows up unannounced on their doorstep with a baby and a secret, Aurora's perpetual curiosity leaps into overdrive--especially when the body of the girl's husband is found ax murdered in her own backyard. Regina flees the scene, and Aurora is left holding the baby......
Brenda W. (brendao) reviewed A Fool and His Honey (Aurora Teagarden, Bk 6) on + 348 more book reviews
Aurora Teagarden mysteries are always fun to read!
I enjoyed this Aurora Teagarden mystery. Aurora ends up with a newborn and her descriptions are humorous.
