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Book 7 in the Flower Shop Mysteries.
This book sucked me in right from the start. Abby is dealing with a serious case of stolen identity. Problem is she is having a hard time convincing people that the innocent girl who stole it, Libby, is actually guilty. Libby becomes quite the doppleganger copying Abby's red hair, yellow corvette, and even the exact design of her flower shop. She also comes between Abby and her sultry boyfriend Marco. Things get interesting when Libby's mom is found murdered . Abby knows Libby can't be trusted and throws herself straight into the investigation. I really enjoyed this book!!! The new characters were entertaining and quite unique to say the least. I always look forward to reading about Abby's mom and her crazy designs. Her mom definitely doesn't disappoint in this story. This book just had a great cozy story line, but the mystery kept me intrigued and guessing until the very end. Looking forward to book eight!
This book sucked me in right from the start. Abby is dealing with a serious case of stolen identity. Problem is she is having a hard time convincing people that the innocent girl who stole it, Libby, is actually guilty. Libby becomes quite the doppleganger copying Abby's red hair, yellow corvette, and even the exact design of her flower shop. She also comes between Abby and her sultry boyfriend Marco. Things get interesting when Libby's mom is found murdered . Abby knows Libby can't be trusted and throws herself straight into the investigation. I really enjoyed this book!!! The new characters were entertaining and quite unique to say the least. I always look forward to reading about Abby's mom and her crazy designs. Her mom definitely doesn't disappoint in this story. This book just had a great cozy story line, but the mystery kept me intrigued and guessing until the very end. Looking forward to book eight!
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