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Book Reviews of The PMS Murder (Jaine Austin, No 5)

The PMS Murder (Jaine Austin, No 5)
The PMS Murder - Jaine Austin, No 5
Author: Laura Levine
ISBN-13: 9780758207845
ISBN-10: 0758207840
Publication Date: 5/2007
Pages: 256
Rating:
  • Currently 3.9/5 Stars.
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3.9 stars, based on 64 ratings
Publisher: Kensington
Book Type: Paperback
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craftypatti avatar reviewed The PMS Murder (Jaine Austin, No 5) on + 146 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Another great book in this series. I love the character. The only thing I have a 'bone to pick with' is the references to the previous books "Now available in a bookstore near you." But that is minor. I find myself smiling and laughing throughout the book. A quick read!
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Helpful Score: 1
I like Jaine a lot. She is constantly fighting the battle of the bulge, looking for better paying work, and copying with her overweight cat, Prozac. In this book she makes a new friend who invites her to join her group of friends in the PMS Club. What's not to enjoy? The best guacamole and margaritas, while sitting around dishing with the girls! Until there is a murder and it is obvious it is one of the group. But which one? I had my suspect picked out fairly early. See if you get it right!
SierraK avatar reviewed The PMS Murder (Jaine Austin, No 5) on + 195 more book reviews
This is the fifth book in the Jaine Austen series by Laura Levine. Another very funny story. In this one, Jaine joins a "women's support group" called the PMS Club. When one of the club members is poisoned with some guacamole containing peanut oil (she had a peanut allergy), all the members of the club come under suspicion, and Jaine tries to solve the murder. I liked this one better than some of the others in this series!
reviewed The PMS Murder (Jaine Austin, No 5) on + 32 more book reviews
Another winner. Interesting characters doing strange, funny, and everyday things. Jaine's comments on what she thinks others are thinking are entertaining. Her parents never have a dull moment. Even the Shalom Retirement Center has a drama. A satisfying cozy mystery.
reviewed The PMS Murder (Jaine Austin, No 5) on
Good little book if you don't mind all the annoying asides, constant references to her cat's deplorable grooming habits, and the dumb e-mails from her parents.