Review: Definitely needs major editing.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 29, 2013
The numerous grammatical errors in this book drove me nuts, especially the incorrect usage of me and I. If you are going to write a book, you need to know basic grammar rules. The lovey-dovey stuff was a bit much after a while.  Come on, Maeve and Bear were middle aged, had been married 20+ years, with two teenage sons and acted as if they were newlyweds.That being said, the book was a fun read.  There were so many twists and turns, I couldn't decide who the culprit was; it kept me guessing almost to the end. When the sheriff decided the murder was a drive-by shooting, Maeve and Kate were determined to find the real killer. They had been friends since they were 9 years old and they had a great time sleuthing, just like their childhood idol, Nancy Drew. Even when they were in danger, they managed to giggle together like two teenagers.If you can get past the bad editing, it is a fun mystery.