How can a lady's detective group prove that they are as good as a group of male detectives?
In the year 1931 women were deemed not as capable as men.
The Queens of Crime decided that if they could solve a "real life" murder, they would be respected.
They all asked themselves where could they find a real life murder to investigate and lo and behold a body of a young woman assumed to have disappeared was found.
They were on the case.
The book dragged and wasn’t a book I was anxious to get back to.
Gorgeous, pull-you-in cover, but I was disappointed because I normally enjoy Ms. Benedict's books. 3/5
Thank you to the publisher for a copy of this book. All opinions are my own.
Sorry this was less than you'd hope for, Elizabeth. Sounded like a good premise.
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I was disappointed.
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I enjoyed it a lot. I'm surprised you didn't also. :)
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It just didn't work.
Thanks for your comment, Linda.
I just finished it today. I enjoyed it. But I understand why you wouldn’t like it very much. It does read a lot like an old timer detective tale
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Love the sounds of this. Adding to my TBR
ReplyDeleteEnjoy, and thanks for your comment, Carole Rae.
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