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Baruch Grodek b_grodek4f57 — Very "Memento"esque....... Hard to see where it is going at times,,,, Hard for her to remember which make it hard for you to follow...Still pretty good with all the twist and turns....Keeps you in suspense!

Jarvis Michelo jarvisbiggs — excellent series!

Maria Luisa ehavemaria — ** spoiler alert ** This book was incredibly disappointing. I tend to think that, no matter the genre, any book can be rewarding to read as long as it is constructed well by the author, from Brideshead Revisited to Inspector Morse. Unfortunately, Carolyn Hart failed miserably in constructing this novel. I have a few major problems with this book. First, there is nothing "cozy" about a child as a potential murder victim. In the end, he was only marginally in danger but the main character is given the assignment to protect the little boy because "something might happen to him." Secondly, while I understand this kind of book is mostly whimsical, there are some things that go too far for my liking--such as the ghost faking a crime scene in order to see that the first death is investigated as a murder, or the same ghost going out for a midnight drive with the ghost of the first victim in order to get a holographic will signed. Thirdly, I did not care for Bailey Ruth Raeburn as a character. She was extremely irritating. Also concerning the characters, they are all massive cliches. I know, I know--it's a cozy mystery and not Shakespeare, but even this genre does not have to be earth-shatteringly poetic in order to be readable. Thankfully, this was my first Caroyln Hart novel, and it will be my last.

Andrey Baranov and911 — A great collection.

Abd-allah Zidan abdallahzidan — another cancer narrative... very interesting parallel between capitalism/corporate america and the virus/disease. so many metaphors, so little time!