Book Description
Solving a murder mystery is much more than the BHN bargained for!
What could Ginger the baby boomer, Kindra the college student, Suzanne the pregnant mother of three, and Mary Margret the silver-haired real-estate agent possibly have in common? Who would’ve guessed…a passion for garage sales!
This motley crew forms the Bargain Hunters Network–bonding while clipping coupons, attending half-price sales, and scouting clearance racks in their hometown of Three Horses, Montana. But when one of the four turns up missing, these shop-till-you-drop women must set their bargain hunting aside to take up an entirely new venture altogether–solving a crime.
As the three amateur sleuths retrace their friend’s fateful steps, they discover clues that lead them to suspect her murder is linked to an unusual garage sale purchase made on the morning of her death. But when their search unearths a disturbing secret that’s been carefully concealed for over twenty years, the women are drawn into a dark underworld filled with bribery, greed, and deception. With determined criminals who will stop at nothing to keep their secret safe, will these fiscally conscious females end up paying the ultimate price?
This is my first time reading this author. Overall I enjoyed the book. I would have liked it more had there not been religious preaching. Than again had I known there was some preaching in the book, I probably would not have read it. I read a cozy mystery for the mystery, not to hear about God. If I want to hear about God I know where the church is.
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Welcome to the 100+ Reading Challenge! :-D I have posted your link on the right sidebar of the blog. Best of luck and above all, have fun!
It's me again.
For the 100+ Reading Challenge, I am doing something fun. Well, at least I think it is. I'd like to start posting the participating members favorite book for each month on the blog. Mine is already up for January. Send me your favorite book and author of the book for January. As soon as this month is over, I’ll post one for February.
i just joined the tbr challenge, and i thought i'd check out your blog.
my friend and i just started a book lovers message board, so i thought i'd invite you!!
eden
www.re-told.net
haha! I think I need to join this group of women - with the amount of coupon clipping I do - I would fit right in.
Glad to read your review, sounds like the mystery bit was good but I don't handle preaching very well, so I'll pass up this book.
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