Review: Solid mystery
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 10, 2013
I received this book from the author in exchange for a fair and honest review.Nora LeDuc's DEAD WOMEN TELL NO LIES tells us of Rose coming to New Hampshire to find her twin sister's, Dahlia, murderer.  Dahlia had stolen funds from their store and left after a huge fight with Rose.  Things were said that Rose wishes were unsaid.  Dahlia communicates with Rose from beyond the grave trying to point her towards the murderer but the communication is not clear.DEAD WOMEN TELL NO LIES is a solid mystery.  I did not have the murderer on my list of suspects at all.  And believe me, everyone was a suspect at one point or another.  Well, except for Rose and Detective Luke Lennox.  Nora LeDuc seemed to point the finger at each character and it seemed as if each character could have done it but she does keep it a secret until the finale.  I was surprised at who it was but I should have known.I liked the characters and the interactions between them.  I loved the uncertainty between Rose and Luke.  I also enjoyed the exasperation Rose felt towards Luke as he tries to protect her.  Luke fights a losing battle there and in his heart.  I liked the loyalty and trust shown in the long-term relationships.  Some of them stand strong and some crumble when reality sets in and a look at the relationship shows flaws in it.DEAD WOMEN TELL NO LIES is a good read.  Lots of twists and turns kept me engaged and my mind moving along to the solution, even if my mind did not see the solution until it happens.