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Til Death Do Us Part
Drug smugglers, murderers, kidnappers, and crazy exes conspire to keep our brides and grooms from getting to the altar. But our intrepid sleuths are determined to get to the bottom of these happily-ever-after whodunnits, no matter what it costs!
With home invasions, hidden cameras, and bomb threats, Holly must make some serious choices. - Random Acts of Deceit
A murderer terrorizes a small Massachusetts town, and a bride who wants nothing more than a happily ever after. –Inn Plain Sight
Did jitters get to the groom, or is his disappearance something more sinister? –Gone with the Groom
A photographer captures more than she bargained for when her wedding shots turn into a suspect list! –The Camera Never Lies
Amateur sleuth Lovita may not get to her big day if she can’t get to the bottom of a string of increasingly dangerous crimes harassing her home town! –Dead as Doornail
A bachelorette Party in New Orleans leaves detective and bride-to-be with more than just a mystery as ex-girlfriends and anonymous voodoo threats darken her big day! –A Good Party can Kill You
A dead buyer ruin’s the deal on Mitzy’s condo—and getting to the bottom of who dunnit may well ruin her dream wedding! –Buyer’s Remorse
“A mystery, a love story - without gratuitous sex - other interesting characters, and main characters who are Christian - who could ask for more!!??!! You will enjoy every word of this book and feel good at the end!” (Amazon Review from Buyer’s Remorse)
With home invasions, hidden cameras, and bomb threats, Holly must make some serious choices. - Random Acts of Deceit
A murderer terrorizes a small Massachusetts town, and a bride who wants nothing more than a happily ever after. –Inn Plain Sight
Did jitters get to the groom, or is his disappearance something more sinister? –Gone with the Groom
A photographer captures more than she bargained for when her wedding shots turn into a suspect list! –The Camera Never Lies
Amateur sleuth Lovita may not get to her big day if she can’t get to the bottom of a string of increasingly dangerous crimes harassing her home town! –Dead as Doornail
A bachelorette Party in New Orleans leaves detective and bride-to-be with more than just a mystery as ex-girlfriends and anonymous voodoo threats darken her big day! –A Good Party can Kill You
A dead buyer ruin’s the deal on Mitzy’s condo—and getting to the bottom of who dunnit may well ruin her dream wedding! –Buyer’s Remorse
“A mystery, a love story - without gratuitous sex - other interesting characters, and main characters who are Christian - who could ask for more!!??!! You will enjoy every word of this book and feel good at the end!” (Amazon Review from Buyer’s Remorse)
1551 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 21, 2016
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Christy Barritt
340 books1,673 followersChristy Barritt is an author, freelance writer and speaker who lives in Virginia. She’s married to her Prince Charming, a man who thinks she’s hilarious—but only when she’s not trying to be. Christy’s a self-proclaimed klutz, an avid music lover who’s known for spontaneously bursting into song, and a road trip aficionado. She’s only won one contest in her life—and her prize was kissing a pig (okay, okay… actually she did win the Daphne du Maurier Award for Excellence in Suspense and Mystery also). Her current claim to fame is showing off her mother, who looks just like former First Lady Barbara Bush
When she’s not working or spending time with her family, she enjoys singing, playing the guitar, and exploring small, unsuspecting towns where people have no idea how accident prone she is.
When she’s not working or spending time with her family, she enjoys singing, playing the guitar, and exploring small, unsuspecting towns where people have no idea how accident prone she is.
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July 14, 2016
Random Acts of Deceit by Christy Barritt *** I liked it
Lots to keep the reader guessing in this Romantic Suspense and wondering whether Chase and Holly will survive.
The Camera Never Lies by Elizabeth Goddard **1/2 It was OK
Some intriguing bits to keep the suspense alive but I couldn't quite get into this somewhat rambling mystery.
A Good Party Can Kill You by Cynthia Hickey **** I really liked it
Though this is the last in a series of seven books, it read well as a stand alone. I loved the sassy PI heroine, Stormi Nelson. I think I should get the other 6 books just for the fun of going on more wild adventures with this interesting character.
Buyer's Remorse by Traci Tyne Hilton **** I really liked it
Nearly skipped over this one because I've already read it once before, but I'm glad I didn't just move on to the next book in this boxed set. I like Mitzy and Alonzo. They are especially interesting in this 3rd book of 4 in the series. It was fun revisiting this story.
Dead as a Doornail by Linda P. Kozar **1/2 It was OK
Not really my cup of tea but it did have some entertainment value with a cast of "interesting" characters who use a whole new lexicon of amusing phrases.
Inn Plain Sight by Elizabeth Ludwig & Janelle Mowery **1/2 It was OK
This was an entertaining mystery with a liberal dose of romance but... I am getting a little tired of amateur sleuths who plunge headlong into trouble instead of letting law enforcement officers do their jobs.
Gone With the Groom by Janice Thompson ***1/2 I liked it
This Missing Person Mystery is entertaining to read in part due to the inclusion of numerous delightful witticisms courtesy of the narrator's best friend. So many books in the Christian cozy mystery genre are not really faith building or faith affirming; they are more like merely clean reads with a bit of praying offhandedly thrown in. I was pleased that this one was truly faith building and faith affirming with prayer playing a starring roll and God being given the leading roll.
Lots to keep the reader guessing in this Romantic Suspense and wondering whether Chase and Holly will survive.
The Camera Never Lies by Elizabeth Goddard **1/2 It was OK
Some intriguing bits to keep the suspense alive but I couldn't quite get into this somewhat rambling mystery.
A Good Party Can Kill You by Cynthia Hickey **** I really liked it
Though this is the last in a series of seven books, it read well as a stand alone. I loved the sassy PI heroine, Stormi Nelson. I think I should get the other 6 books just for the fun of going on more wild adventures with this interesting character.
Buyer's Remorse by Traci Tyne Hilton **** I really liked it
Nearly skipped over this one because I've already read it once before, but I'm glad I didn't just move on to the next book in this boxed set. I like Mitzy and Alonzo. They are especially interesting in this 3rd book of 4 in the series. It was fun revisiting this story.
Dead as a Doornail by Linda P. Kozar **1/2 It was OK
Not really my cup of tea but it did have some entertainment value with a cast of "interesting" characters who use a whole new lexicon of amusing phrases.
Inn Plain Sight by Elizabeth Ludwig & Janelle Mowery **1/2 It was OK
This was an entertaining mystery with a liberal dose of romance but... I am getting a little tired of amateur sleuths who plunge headlong into trouble instead of letting law enforcement officers do their jobs.
Gone With the Groom by Janice Thompson ***1/2 I liked it
This Missing Person Mystery is entertaining to read in part due to the inclusion of numerous delightful witticisms courtesy of the narrator's best friend. So many books in the Christian cozy mystery genre are not really faith building or faith affirming; they are more like merely clean reads with a bit of praying offhandedly thrown in. I was pleased that this one was truly faith building and faith affirming with prayer playing a starring roll and God being given the leading roll.
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