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Rhonda goes about trying to find her perfect someone in a somewhat unconventional way.  She feels that she has found her soul mate, but there is a catch in that he is in prison.  I found it interesting what all she did to try to make her dream come true, and have to shake my head at the thought her deciding to even go that route to begin with.

I enjoyed reading this story and seeing how their thought process worked in solving the mystery.  It was a quick read so it can be started and finished in one reading which is nice as you don't have to wait quite as long to see what has happened.  I liked how the characters were able to see past what seems the correct train of thought to get down to what is really going on.      I received a copy of the story from the author, the review is my own.

    Signe and her family take a chance by joining their family in Minnesota and find things there very different than they expected.  I really liked Signe and how she was able to be strong and speak up for her family when things were not quite as expected.  I don't know how she was able to put up with what she did from her relatives. I don't think that I would have had her patience and would have probably told someone off in not so nice a way.     The only thing I did not like about this book is that it ended and I have to wait to see how their lives progress.      I received a copy of this book from the publisher.  The review is my own,

     Another great installment of A Sherlock Holmes Bookshop Mystery.  Poor Gemma is just trying to have a book signing with a (cranky) author, when all of a sudden she is dead, right there in the store.  Now Gemma has to put her sleuthing to use to decide who is responsible and why.  It becomes more personal when someone she knows becomes a suspect.      I like the process Gemma goes through in coming up with suspects and motives.  She also gets to work some with the police in this endeavor, although, they are not always happy about it.     I look forward to more in this series.  I received a copy from the publisher, the review is my own.