I've finished "Murder and Mayhem in Goose Pimple Junction" by Amy Metz.
Product Description
Murder & Mayhem In Goose Pimple Junction is a humorous
southern mystery set in a unique town full of quirky residents. Grab a
glass of sweet tea and settle in. You'll be laughing and guessing until
the very end of this thoroughly entertaining novel.When Tess
Tremaine starts a new life in the colorful town of Goose Pimple
Junction, she thinks she's moved to a quiet little burg. Curiosity leads
her to look into a seventy-five-year-old murder, and suddenly she's
learning the foreign language of southern speak, resisting her
attraction to local celebrity Jackson Wright, and dealing with more
mayhem than she can handle.
If brains were dynamite, Willy
couldn't blow his nose. Could a murderer be that stupid? Jack can charm
the dew right off the honeysuckle. Surely a fine southern gentleman
isn't a murderer. But Tess is determined to find out, and Goose Pimple
Junction will never be the same.
A bank robbery, murder, and
family tragedy from the 1930s are pieces of the mystery, which Tess
attempts to solve in this cozy mystery. As she gets close to the truth,
she encounters danger, mystery, a lot of southern charm, and a new
temptation for which she's not sure she's ready.
Product Details
Paperback: 284 pages
Publisher: Iconic Publishing, LLC (August 5, 2012)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0985138874
ISBN-13: 978-0985138875
My Review:
Tess Tremaine moves to Goose Pimple Junction to start a new life. She
moves into an old Victorian and soon is involved in a 75 year old murder
mystery. As she digs deeper she discovers it starts with a bank
robbery, murder and a family tragedy set in the 1930's.
She meets some interesting characters especially Jack Wright a handsome
local writer that all the women would want in real life since he's smart
and funny. She fights her attraction to Jack for a long time but he's
patience with her and finally she succumbs to it.
I loved all the slang/southernisms used because I thought it was
funny and I managed to translate what was being said. I thought it was
pretty funny that Jack had to translate to Tess what was being said.
I think it's interesting this book is based on real events that happened but wasn't solved.
4/5
Thanks Amy for sending me your book to review, greatly appreciated!
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