Love's a Mystery: That Mystery We Love
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| Rating | : | 4.66 (596 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1635010144 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 44 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-10-14 |
| Language | : | English |
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Thank you for letting me review this product for free Lisa Kelly@ HeavensRays Crafts Thank you for letting me review this product for free or at a heavy discount in exchange for an honest and unbiased opinion. This is very light weight and not what I expected, A very solid piece of equipment and works wonders. Packaged very well and with care.. Great short story Michele I was surprised at the detail and character development in this short story. When all the guest at a party find themselves being suspects of a murder. Each person has a motive for murder. The who and why left me saying I didn't see that coming. That in its self speaks of Staffans ability to draw the reader in.I know this review is short but I don't want to spoil this book. If you enjoy murder mystery you have to read this book. I will be looking for more books from the author
. Staffan had imagined being in an episode of Murder She Wrote or Criminal Minds and developed a brilliant kaleidoscope of how to solve a Murder after the fact. About the Author A fan of mystery and suspenseful thrillers, Staffan is an expert at building characters in a very short time, bringing them to life on the page and allowing readers to speculate “Who dunnit”
In an almost twist of murder she wrote – character are brought to life in this suspenseful twister.. The story collapses with a most shocking confession that no one would have expected as the narrators builds the characters to almost life like. Murder, mystery and suspense are the order of the day in this short novel as Stewart combs through the actions of each suspect to discern exactly what happened to a murder victim
. A fan of mystery and suspenseful thrillers, Staffan is an expert at building characters in a very short time, bringing them to life on the page and allowing readers to speculate “Who dunnit”. Staffan had imagined being in an episode of Murder She Wrote or Criminal Minds and developed a brilliant kaleidoscope of how to solve a Murder after the fact