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Bezig met laden... Drawing Conclusions (A Sketch in Crime Mystery)door Deirdre Verne
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Meld je aan bij LibraryThing om erachter te komen of je dit boek goed zult vinden. Op dit moment geen Discussie gesprekken over dit boek. 4 STARS This is a good mystery with twists you don't expect and others that I did see coming. There is a lot of science and DNA and some different life style of Freegans. Where I can appreciate some of that life style others I would not want like eating out of garbage. The characters have a good mix to them. The main character is Cece Prentice. Cece owns a big house and land. She was disowned by her father. While still close to her twin brother. Cece dumpster dives for food. I like her. Cece is an artist Cece's twin brother Teddy is found dead at work. Her life is in danger. She ends up working with Detective DeRosa to figure out what happened to Teddy and who wants her dead. I wanted more to the story. Some of the ending I did not like but it worked. Other choices I did not like but for the most part I liked the story and want to see what happens next to Cece in the future. The setting is New York state. I was given this ebook to read by Net Galley and Midnight Ink. In return I agreed to give a honest review of it and be part of Drawing Conclusions blog tour. geen besprekingen | voeg een bespreking toe
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Fiction.
Mystery.
HTML: CeCe Prenticeâ??environmentalist, peace-lover, artistâ??will stop at nothing to discover the truth behind her twin brotherâ??s untimely death. While she never saw eye to eye with her fatherâ??the ambitious director of a renowned genetics research centerâ??CeCe Prentice always remained close to her brother, Teddy. When Teddy is found dead at the lab where he worked for their father, CeCeâ??s efforts to mourn the tragic loss are interrupted by several attempts on her own life. CeCe is naturally drawn in to the investigation, teaming up with Detective Frank DeRosa, the officer assigned to protect her. Together, they begin looking into the circumstances surrounding Teddyâ??s death, only to discover the truth may be found closer to home than they thinkâ??in CeCeâ??s own paintings. Praise: "Verne's mystery is a winner, with plenty of twists and turns, an intriguing heroine and an ending that shocks in more ways than one."â??KIRKUS REVIEWS "Deirdre Verne imbues CeCe with intelligence and humor, and the snappy repartee between characters is delightful."â??MYSTERY SCENE "[An] exciting series debut."â??LIBRARY JOURNAL "The amazing plot twist and memorable characters in Drawing Conclusions will leave you thinking about this book long after you've put it down. Deirdre Verne is a writer to watch!"â??JESS LOUREY, AUTHOR OF THE MURDER-BY-MONTH MYSTERIES "A mysterious murder, a gutsy heroine, a determined cop, and a villain you would not want to cross in a dark alleyâ??everything you want in a mystery, it's all here. A fun read, right down to the eye-popping final twist."â??MARY L Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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Many of the main characters in this series are Freegans, which are a group of people who work to live as green as possible. They grow much of their own food, create their own energy to feed back into the power grid, barter with people regarding getting things done, and recycle/reuse items as much as they can. The author does a good job of exposing us as the readers to the Freegan lifestyle and explaining what it entails.
Besides just their Freegan lifestyle, the characters are complex, well-rounded, and delightful. I really enjoyed seeing the dynamics between CeCe and her friends, her family, and the police department. I enjoyed watching the beginnings of CeCe's romance with Frank unfold.
The plot line moves along at a decent pace. It's not dragging but it's not going by so fast that you can't keep up either. I had a little bit of an inkling who the villain was, but I was not totally sure until just before it was discovered at the end of the book.
All-in-all, this is a great start to the series and important, so definitely read it before any other books in the series! ( )