There was some definite #girlpower going on in this mystery. The main character refuses to believe that her husband died by suicide, and she decides to investigate the case herself. Along the way she gets help from some other strong willed women, some of whom are family and others who are strangers. #maymontage
I don‘t know if this is allowed but I‘m changing my #bookspin pick from The Accidental Tourist to Desert Heat. Accidental Tourist was on my list because it is the May pick for a book club I‘ve been going to, but for various reasons I‘m not going this time, so I‘m substituting the book for a different club that I will be going to. Let me know if this is not okay 😬
pickcop lies dying beneath the blistering Arizona sun—a local lawman who may well have become the next sheriff of Cochise County. The police brass claim that Andy Brady was dirty, and that his shooting was a suicide attempt...
JA. Jance books do not disappoint. They are a mix of comedy, humor, intense situations sprinkled with sarcasm. This is the first book of her long series and very much worth the read. Always leaving you guessing until the end.
There is a mention of the restaurant at the Spanish Trail motel in Tucson in this book. The book was first published in 1993. This is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what the motel looks like now (or at least as of March 2016).
#setinyourcity #readjanuary It's set in Cochise County, AZ in the early 1990s. I lived in that general area at the time. The descriptions of the terrain and the technology of those times is very familiar. @RealLifeReading
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