Review: Really fun whodunit, strong female lead, some editing issues, great plot.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 2, 2014
I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.I enjoyed this story - lots of twists and turns, a good plot, and just a splash of romance.  Sam is spunky and an all around fun person and loving aunt.  Keegan was okay - not super swoon worthy, but a classically attractive male role.I enjoyed the end of the story.  It gave the feeling that the story wasn't exactly over, and then you learn that it isn't and the bad guy is still out there.  Don't worry, it is a stand-alone novel - no cliff hangers!  The bad guy does get his in the end.  I have to say that I quite loved the whodunit aspect of this story and it was woven wonderfully.  I sort of figured out who the bad guy actually was, but I wasn't sure enough to make that a definitive, "Yes!  I know it is you!."  In the end it was still surprising, but not surprising enough to make my jaw drop in shock and awe.There were a few editing issues that need to be addressed.  Commonly confused words were used the wrong way frequently throughout the story and there were a few places where words were doubled.  There were also a few places that I had to read the sentences a few times to figure out what it was actually supposed to say, I'm assuming they are just the normal blunders from editing to revision and that the story just needed to be proofread a bit better.I would give this book a four-star review if the editing were a little more thorough.  It was quite distracting in places and drew my attention away from the plot, which is a shame because the author did a wonderful job with that.