Inappropriate: Romance, Comedy and Murder on a Train. All Aboard!

by Sherry Morris

Sandra hates discovering dead bodies!

Mystery writers and church ladies derail on a cross-country train, chuffing with intrigue, shenanigans, and romance. Too bad Sandra can’t concentrate on honing her writing. Or purifying her heathen soul. Because, she keeps discovering dead bodies.

Sandra has an aversion to a particular detective Lt. Hottie. She can’t let things get stirred up with him again. Because of what she did during the hurricane.

You’ll love this comedic mystery romance. The fast-paced action will keep you guessing. And laughing out loud. All aboard!

Audible Audio

First published February 8, 2012

About the author

Sherry has been writing since 2002. She is a devout Kindle enthusiast, devouring as many wonderful stories as time allows. She loves Mad Men, General Hospital and everything Disney.

Reviews

[Marie Wikle · Rating 5 out of 5]

fun cozy mystery

This was a very fast paced read with twists and turns throughout. Funny…. As well as a mystery to solve it is sure to delight cozy mystery fans

[Janet Gorden]

This was a great read! It was so fun, I found myself laughing out loud at times, causing my family to wonder what I was up to! I really liked the character Sandra and her obsession with Lieutenant Hottie! I really enjoyed their trip and Sandra's constant antics. Well-done.

[Jan Romes · Rating 5 out of 5]

This cozy mystery was clever, entertaining, and some scenes were downright hilarious! The author kept me guessing from the start of the story to the end as to who was behind all the mayhem and murders on the train. I think Ms. Morris did a fine job of leaving clues and then throwing in twists to throw me off.

[Pamela Harju · Rating 2 out of 5]

Confusing

I never want to hear Tinker Bell and her pixie dust mentioned ever again.
I'm not sure what this book is... Cost mystery, romance, comedy? There are religious references, but there are also sexual fantasies. I wasn't on the same page with the author and heroine at all.
There are some good ideas here, but the execution disappoints.

[JaciLee]

Book Club Pick #9