Brittney J. reviewed A Vineyard Killing (A Martha's Vineyard Mystery Book #14) on + 3 more book reviews
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I really like this series of Martha's Vineyard mysteries. They're fun reading, good story lines, interesting characters/situations, as well as the setting of a place I'd love to someday visit. Also, they're mysteries - my favorite! Enjoy!
Pattie S. (pattiecakes) reviewed A Vineyard Killing (A Martha's Vineyard Mystery Book #14) on + 16 more book reviews
I really like this series of Martha's Vineyard mysteries. They're fun reading, good story lines, interesting characters/situations, as well as the setting of a place I'd love to someday visit. Also, they're mysteries - my favorite! Enjoy!
Barbara L. reviewed A Vineyard Killing (A Martha's Vineyard Mystery Book #14) on + 988 more book reviews
Nice setting and interesting character development, but then that's what you expect from this author. Definitely worth the read.
Patti S. (Pattakins) reviewed A Vineyard Killing (A Martha's Vineyard Mystery Book #14) on + 365 more book reviews
After all the trauma he experienced in Vietnam and as a police officer in Boston who got shot in the line of duty, J.W. Jackson is happy living on Martha's Vineyard and making ends meet by taking odd jobs. One day while he and his wife Zee are eating at the local deli, shots ring out and J.T. rushes out to see Paul Fox lying down on the sidewalk. The shooter is nowhere to be found but Paul is not seriously injured because he was wearing a bulletproof vest.
It turns out that Paul was wearing the vest in an effort to persuade his brother Donald, a real estate developer who has many enemies, to wear one also. Donald was using immoral but legal methods to force the year round residents to sell their homes to him, making the police think Donald was the intended victim. J.T. gets himself involved in the investigation and almost winds up getting himself killed.
It is always great to have a new Martha's Vineyard Mystery to read and A VINEYARD KILLING proves that claim. It is fun getting reacquainted with characters we have come to like and seeing Martha's Vineyard through the eyes of Philip R. Craig is always a special treat. The hero can't stop playing cop as he tries to solve an attempted homicide, a murder, a stalking case, and figure out how all these events are connected. This is definitely a must read mystery.
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It turns out that Paul was wearing the vest in an effort to persuade his brother Donald, a real estate developer who has many enemies, to wear one also. Donald was using immoral but legal methods to force the year round residents to sell their homes to him, making the police think Donald was the intended victim. J.T. gets himself involved in the investigation and almost winds up getting himself killed.
It is always great to have a new Martha's Vineyard Mystery to read and A VINEYARD KILLING proves that claim. It is fun getting reacquainted with characters we have come to like and seeing Martha's Vineyard through the eyes of Philip R. Craig is always a special treat. The hero can't stop playing cop as he tries to solve an attempted homicide, a murder, a stalking case, and figure out how all these events are connected. This is definitely a must read mystery.
Credit Harriet Klausner
