Playing with Poison (Cue Ball, Bk 1)
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Genres: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Romance
Book Type: Paperback
Author:
Genres: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Romance
Book Type: Paperback
Lori C. (dollycas) reviewed 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.
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.
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