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Review by:
Stacy Daniels
on July 18, 2010 :
Tracking Magic contains five easy to read short stories featuring detective Max Killian. Each case is separate and distinct, told from Max’s perspective. What I really liked about these stories was that while they all had paranormal elements (curses, ghosts, fairies), each case was actually solved by good old-fashioned detective work.
This charming little series is great for when you are short on time but still want something light and entertaining to read.
(reviewed within a week of purchase)
Review by:
dreams
on April 30, 2010 :
Just finished Tracking Magic by Maria E. Schneider and loved all the short "case files" by Max Killian Investigations. I think I first read a story with Max Killian in The Town Drunk magazine and couldn't wait to read more about his "cases".
I was pretty well hooked with the interesting first paragraph:" When he walked into my detective agency, I was suspicious. No one hired me these days, not since the elves moved into the building across the street with their big sign, “We Can Find... Anything!” Semi-nude fairies peered out between the letters."
The stories were fun to read and perfect for lunchtime breaks.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)