Review: wonderful as usual
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 2, 2013
Anyone who knows my book preferences, knows I am an undying Molly Harper fan. I love everything she writes and I always wait in eager anticipation for her new books to arrive on my Kindle. Rhythm and Bluegrass is no exception to my love of her work.The second book in Harper’s non-paranormal series about the Kentucky Commission of Tourism, this book follows Bonnie Turkle, a multimedia historian who is dispatched to a tiny Eastern Kentucky town called Mud Creek to rescue important artifacts from McBride’s Music Hall.  Enter Will McBride, the sexy mayor who would like to see the music Hall torn down to support an underwear factory that would bring much-needed jobs to the small community. Bonnie, however, falls in love with the music hall’s potential and vows to bring it back to its former glory. Hi jinks ensue as Bonnie and Will develop feelings for each other in spite of their battle over the music hall.This book includes Harper’s usual wit, hilarious odd-ball characters, and feel-good vibe. I loved this book just as much as all of her other books and couldn’t seem to put it down.