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Book Reviews of Playing with Poison (Cue Ball, Bk 1)

Playing with Poison (Cue Ball, Bk 1)
Playing with Poison - Cue Ball, Bk 1
Author: Cindy Blackburn
ISBN-13: 9781480092686
ISBN-10: 1480092681
Publication Date: 10/31/2012
Pages: 250
Rating:
  • Currently 3.9/5 Stars.
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3.9 stars, based on 5 ratings
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Book Type: Paperback
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dollycas avatar reviewed Playing with Poison (Cue Ball, Bk 1) on + 707 more book reviews
Jessie Hewitt is a pool shark that usually can run the table and knows where the balls will fall. She had no idea that a body would fall on her couch or that a cop would show up in her kitchen and accuse her of murder. How is she going to get out of this mess?

Dollycass Thoughts
Best first line ever: Going bra shopping at age fifty-two gives new meaning to the phrase fallen woman, I announced as I gazed at my reflection.

I knew I was going to like Jessie right away! She is smart and fun and I would love to hang out with her and shoot a little pool. She is also a romance novelist and her work as Adelé Nightingale is steamy but told to us readers in the most hilarious way. Her agent Louise is fantastical! These characters are a hoot!! and their dialogue is at times side splitting.

A good plot, a fun setting and engaging characters come together to make the a lighthearted cozy that will put a smile on your face. A very entertaining debut! I am looking forward to Double Shot and Three Odd Balls.
pj-s-bookcorner avatar reviewed Playing with Poison (Cue Ball, Bk 1) on + 885 more book reviews
Basically, the story line was okay. However, it took way to long to get to the actual story. Jessie is a fifty plus, divorced writer of historical romances. When her friend's fiancé shows up at her apartment one evening and proceeds to die on her couch, she and the police detective are on the hunt for the murderer. Ending was decent. However, if I read the word "whimpered" one more time, I may have started whimpering myself! LOL.