Tacked to Death
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Praise for Saddled With Trouble "Filled with good murder suspects along with enough twists and turns, allowing the reader to guess and guess again throughout the novel." —MyShelf.com "So well written…A great cozy…There are so many wonderful red herrings that it will keep you guessing until the end. Terrific plot and characters really add to the reading experience. I highly recommend this book." —The Best Reviews "A pleasant and fast read. Her characters are likeable and the setting is interesting. I'm looking forward to her next Michaela Bancroft mystery…Recommended." —Armchair Inter...views "A great cozy for animal lovers…Michaela is an engaging character." —Gumshoe Review Praise for Michele Scott's Wine Lover's Mysteries "All the sparkle, complexity, and romance of a fine champagne." —Nancy Fairbanks, author of Turkey Flambé "A perfect blend of murder and page-turning fiction!" —Holly Jacobs, author of Confessions of a Party Crasher "Edgy and suspenseful." —Romantic Times "A superb amateur-sleuth tale starring an upbeat heroine and a fabulous prime suspect." —Midwest Book Review "So many wonderful characters, and the California wine country is such a fabulous backdrop for this series.MoreLess
Praise for Saddled With Trouble "Filled with good murder suspects along with enough twists and turns, allowing the reader to guess and guess again throughout the novel." —MyShelf.com "So well written…A great cozy…There are so many wonderful red herrings that it will keep you guessing until the end. Terrific plot and characters really add to the reading experience. I highly recommend this book." —The Best Reviews "A pleasant and fast read. Her characters are likeable and the setting is interesting. I'm looking forward to her next Michaela Bancroft mystery…Recommended." —Armchair Inter...views "A great cozy for animal lovers…Michaela is an engaging character." —Gumshoe Review Praise for Michele Scott's Wine Lover's Mysteries "All the sparkle, complexity, and romance of a fine champagne." —Nancy Fairbanks, author of Turkey Flambé "A perfect blend of murder and page-turning fiction!" —Holly Jacobs, author of Confessions of a Party Crasher "Edgy and suspenseful." —Romantic Times "A superb amateur-sleuth tale starring an upbeat heroine and a fabulous prime suspect." —Midwest Book Review "So many wonderful characters, and the California wine country is such a fabulous backdrop for this series.MoreLess
Edgar G. 2 years ago
I'm going to struggle with this rubbish for a little while longer so see if it tightens up and becomes readable. This is a 37 year old adolescent it seems to be portraying, with NO experience of the world, who has NEVER been involved in solving other murder mysteries and knows NUTTIN' like Stepin Fetchit.So far I don't know how she got her "book" published" and I believe several others. unless she paid for it herself. She didn't even detail to the policeman that she's seen the guy only twice, in distant circumstances. AND,, a big mistake...when the police hambone stuck his fat face within a foot of hers, she didn't spit right in his eye, and demand that he vacate the premises immediately or she would contact the Mayor right away. She should have done this right at that moment. The police animosity must have been because of previous reasons, likely in an earlier book.
And a place which could have such an enormous event, would not have a higk, 2 department part time cops like these seem to be.
Edgar G. 2 years ago
Now this 37 year old virgin is electrocuting herself by looking into Ethan's eyes, in the most clumsily contrived-or described_ "accident\" I've ever seen written down on papaer.So I'm closing this book and going on to the next one. If it something the same I won't btoerh with any of her "books>
Edgar G. 2 years ago
Right from the beginning I knew it would be a stinker. Introducing about 15-20 characters right away. Most of them have no relevance. Who the hell can keep track of them all, and their individual activities. This is VERY BAD writin.gWrite Review:
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